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Today we’re launching RDC.AI Cowork, an AI workspace for commercial banking. You ask questions in plain English, and it does the analytical work on your customers, facilities and transactions, using your bank’s own knowledge and skills.

We are proud to share that RDC.AI has been named a finalist in the Most Innovative Application of AI in Finance category at the 2026 Fintech Australia Awards – The Finnies. For a team built on the belief that commercial and business lending needs modernising, this recognition is deeply meaningful. It validates the path we have chosen and the customers who have trusted us to walk it with them.

M&T Bank and RDC.AI have been named finalists for Best Bank & FinTech Partnership at the Banking Tech Awards USA 2026, one of the most respected industry awards in US banking and financial technology, run by FinTech Futures. The awards recognize outstanding achievement across the US banking and financial technology landscape.

Version 10.0 is here, and it’s all about speed, scale, and trust.
Analysts get to move faster thanks to background execution and clearer dashboards in Genesis Studio. Decisioning teams get sharper tools in Decision Workbench. Risk leaders get stronger, portfolio-level governance with attribute-based access control. And Genesis Genie, our privacy-first AI assistant, keeps getting smarter without ever sending your customer data to foundation models.

Platform v9.0 launches a visual Decision Strategy Builder replacing code with interactive workflows, plus an Agentic Workbench bringing full AI agent transparency.

Download the infographic: learn how AI-powered early warning detects risks six months sooner while slashing the false positives draining your team.

RDC.AI wins The Digital Banker’s 2025 Global AI Innovation Award for Best AI-Powered Platform, crowning a decade-long journey from startup to global leader.

Platform v8.0 delivers side-by-side strategy comparison, one-click model packaging, risk rating templates, and SHA3-256 checksums for faster, more secure decisioning.

Five red flags your early warning system is failing: late alerts, false positive overload, and “set and forget” syndrome demand AI-powered detection now.