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Payman

Payman · Agentic Banking Platform for Financial Institutions

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Payman is an agentic banking platform that lets a bank's customers run real transactions — pay bills, move money, analyze accounts — through conversational interfaces, with every action validated against the institution's policies. Best for banks and credit unions adding agentic banking without replacing core systems.

PricingCustom
Setuphard
Runs onWeb · API
APIYes
Open sourceNo
DocsNo
CategoryFinance
Agentic BankingFintechPaymentsConversational AIEnterpriseCompliance

Best for

Banks and credit unions that want to offer agentic banking — customers executing real transactions conversationally — without replacing core systems

Not ideal for

Individual consumers, or developers and teams outside financial institutions looking for a general payments API or assistant

Who it's for

Financial institutions (banks and credit unions) adding agentic banking for their customers

Capabilities

  • Executes real transactions — payments, transfers, account analysis — from natural-language requests
  • Works through voice or text inside the bank's existing digital channels
  • Validates every action against bank-defined policies before execution
  • Immutable, timestamped audit trails for every agent-executed transaction
  • Integrates with core banking (FIS, Fiserv, Jack Henry, COCC) and digital banking (Narmi, Q2, Alkami, Candescent)
  • SOC 2 certified, with per-bank isolated environments and a bank-controlled kill switch
  • API and SDK available under Payman's API license agreement

Limitations

  • Built for financial institutions, not individual consumers or general developers
  • Requires integration with existing core or digital banking systems — not a drop-in app
  • Pricing is custom and sales-led, with no public rate or self-serve sign-up
  • Executing transactions in a regulated domain demands careful policy configuration and oversight

Use cases

  • Letting bank customers pay bills or transfer money by voice or text
  • Automating routine account analysis and money movement on request
  • Adding conversational, agentic banking to an existing digital banking app
  • Capturing customer intent — goals, life events, friction points — beyond transaction records
  • Maintaining compliant audit trails for agent-executed transactions

Payman pricing

Enterprise

Custom

  • Sales-led; integrates with existing core and digital banking systems
  • SOC 2 certified
  • Per-bank isolated environment and bank-controlled kill switch

Note: Pricing is not disclosed publicly and there is no self-serve plan; Payman is sold to financial institutions and integrates at the institution level. An API and SDK are available under Payman's API license agreement.

Integrations & fit

FISFiservJack HenryCOCCNarmiQ2AlkamiCandescent
Good fit forEnterprise
Pricing modelCustom· Contact for pricing
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About Payman

Payman sits on top of a financial institution's existing stack and turns natural-language requests like "pay my electric bill" or "move money to cover rent" into executed transactions through voice or text inside the bank's existing digital channels. Unlike a chatbot that routes customers to a human, it actually performs payments, transfers, and account analysis — but only after validating each action against bank-defined policies, with immutable, timestamped audit trails. It integrates with major core banking platforms (FIS, Fiserv, Jack Henry, COCC) and digital banking providers (Narmi, Q2, Alkami, Candescent). It is SOC 2 certified, gives each bank its own physically isolated environment (separate databases, compute, and encryption keys), and includes a bank-controlled kill switch. An API and SDK are available under Payman's API license agreement, and the company is backed by $13M from Visa, Coinbase Ventures, and Circle. It is built for institutions that want to offer agentic banking as a product, not for individual consumers or general developers.

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