Risk and compliance leadership
Will this read back at the next exam?
Answers to the examiners, and cannot do it on a supplier's assurance. Needs a trail that survives being read back at the next exam cycle.
For banks, lenders and investment firms
Tuned on your firm's own work. Running inside a boundary your data never leaves. Frontier quality at a fraction of the cost.
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Why private
Your analyst asks one question. Through a shared AI service, copies of the files land in logs, training sets and other companies’ servers. Through Halten, they are read once inside sealed hardware and only the answer comes out.
Same files · Same question
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Shared AI service
Reading your filesCopies of your files
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4 places · their staff can read them
Halten
Reading your filesCopies of your files
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0 places · nobody can read them
What it's worth
Multi-turn business tasks, run end to end and marked complete or not. A frontier agent on general CRM work, against Halten on a finance firm's own tasks.
Multi-turn business tasks completed
Frontier agents, CRM tasks
35%
Halten, finance tasks
78%
Sources: CRMArena-Pro (2025) · Halten, on a prospective customer's real data (October 2026, 30 tasks)
Agents
Logs every new deal and client request, tests it against the mandate and routes it to the right team.
Pulls market data, filings and recent deals into a sourced brief for the deal team.
Turns filings and data pulls into profile pages laid out in the house pitch book format.
Builds the DCF, comps and LBO in the firm's own template, with every input sourced.
Drafts the equity story and case for the deal in the firm's voice, drawn from past pitches that won.
Built for
What the product does
Domain vocabulary
Has Northwind breached its covenant?
Settled the way this institution settles it.
Re: Northwind · covenant position
DSCR sits at 1.14 for the last two quarters, under the 1.20 floor.
Credit Committee minute 14-B settles it as a second-line finding.
Three sources · core banking, minutes, credit file
One question, three systems
The query travels. The data stays.
Signed record
signed · 9f41c0…ab27 · retained 7y
One question, start to finish
Before→Authorised
Which source, which fields, which team, which purpose. Policy is checked before anything runs, not discovered afterwards in the incident review.
During→Isolated
Processing happens inside a hardware-isolated environment. Neither our team nor the cloud provider can open what is running.
After→Audited
What went in, what ran and who saw it: signed, immutable, and in the format your examiners already read.
Who it's for
The business wants to use AI on the data that matters. Risk and security are right to say no. We remove the deadlock by giving the second line the evidence it needs to clear the first.
Will this read back at the next exam?
Answers to the examiners, and cannot do it on a supplier's assurance. Needs a trail that survives being read back at the next exam cycle.
What could the provider have seen?
Needs to know where data went, who touched it, what was retained, and what the provider could technically have seen — not what the contract says it won't.
Three weeks and a chain of emails?
Already does this work: cross-referencing a contract against a policy against a history. Today it takes three weeks and a chain of emails.
What do we have to stand up?
Does not want another portal to run, another identity integration to maintain, or another silo to keep in sync.
Team
A finance firm is not buying a demo. It is buying the judgement of the people who will be in the room when the security review asks how the thing works.

Co-founder · Technical

Co-founder · GTM
We are not confidential AI infrastructure.
We are the answers your bank can't get today, with proof of who saw them.
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A real one, from your risk, credit or compliance team. We will show you the path it would take through your systems, and the record that would come back with it.
Banks and lenders · Insurance · Securities and wealth · Funds