Financial sector

AI on client and transaction data. With an ICT supply chain you can explain. Including to your supervisor.

Financial institutions and accountants want AI for analysis, reporting and case preparation. Under DORA they must keep every ICT service provider in view and be able to show an exit strategy. werqly runs open-weight models on a node that belongs to you alone, in your own server room or in our European datacentres, without dependence on a single model vendor.

Only the domain of your email address is used to look up your organisation.

  • Financial data stays in the EU
  • Open-weight models, no lock-in
  • Audit log per user and per source
werqly NODE AI CONTROL GPU 1 GPU 2

Running on your own node

Role: Finance & Control

  • Mistral Large
  • Llama 70B
  • Qwen 32B

Safeguards active

Insight: anonymous (default)

  • IBAN detection
  • Client numbers blocked

werqly Node — dedicated AI node, in your server room or in our European datacentres

The risk

Where it goes wrong in financial services.

Sensitive figures in public tools

Client data, transactions and preliminary figures end up in AI tools that are not in your ICT register. That is a data breach and a DORA finding at once.

Dependent on one vendor

An AI suite built on a closed model ties your process to the price, the terms and the continued existence of a single party.

Uses that are high-risk

Assessing creditworthiness or insurance risk with AI falls under the strictest rules of the AI Act.

Use cases

What financial organisations use it for.

Automations are built per organisation, usually following from the TIMA Scan. The assessment stays with your staff.

Analysing monthly and annual figures

Flagging deviations and preparing first commentary for the controller or auditor.

Preparing client due diligence

Gathering and structuring information for KYC and AML files, for assessment by a member of staff.

Processing invoices and entries

Reading, classifying and staging incoming documents for approval.

Reports from your systems

Assembling periodic reports from ERP, CRM and core systems, in your own format.

Searching policy and regulation

Internal policy documents and regulation searchable, with sources.

Client correspondence

Classifying incoming questions and staging a draft reply for the member of staff.

Regulation

What your supervisor looks for.

werqly does not take over your obligations. It does make the ICT supply chain behind your AI short, visible and explainable.

FrameworkWhat it asksHow werqly fits
DORA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, applicable since 17 January 2025)ICT risk management, a register of ICT third-party service providers, contractual requirements and an exit strategy.In your own server room and self-managed, werqly is mainly a software supplier. With werqly Cloud or werqly Pro management, werqly belongs in your register. The models are open-weight, so an exit does not depend on one model vendor.
EU AI Act: high-risk usesAI for the creditworthiness of natural persons and for risk assessment in life and health insurance is high-risk, with strict requirements for documentation, logging and human oversight.werqly does not make such a use compliant by itself. The audit log and recorded model provenance do support your documentation.
GDPR and professional secrecyProcessing client and transaction data with a lawful basis, purpose limitation and appropriate security. Accountants are also bound by professional secrecy.Processing on a dedicated node in the EU. Safeguards block IBANs, client numbers and other patterns per role.
EU anti-money laundering rulesCustomer due diligence and reporting of suspicious transactions, assessed by the obliged entity itself.Automations gather and structure information. The assessment and the report stay with your staff.

This page is not legal advice. Always assess the use of AI with your own data protection officer, compliance function or professional body.

Recommended setup

Which setup fits a financial organisation.

Organisations under DORA often choose their own server room: the ICT supply chain is then at its shortest. werqly Cloud with werqly Pro management suits organisations that want no hardware of their own, with werqly as an ICT service provider in their register.

  • Own server room, self-managed: the shortest ICT supply chain
  • werqly Cloud: dedicated node in the EU, never shared
  • Open-weight models: no dependence on one model vendor

Calculator

Calculate your private AI costs.

Enter your work email. Our AI looks up the size of your organisation and works out four setups for you: in the cloud or in your own server room, self-managed or with werqly Pro management.

  1. 1Enter your work email
  2. 2AI estimates your headcount
  3. 3Compare four proposals and request a quote straight away

Only the domain of your email address is used to look up your organisation.

FAQ

Questions from financial organisations.

Is werqly a critical ICT third-party provider under DORA?

No, werqly has not been designated as a critical ICT third-party service provider. With werqly Cloud or werqly Pro management, werqly is an ICT service provider that belongs in your register and to which you apply the DORA requirements for contracts and exit.

What does an exit look like?

In your own server room the hardware is yours, running open-weight models you can use without werqly. With werqly Cloud we record the exit arrangements, including the handover of your data and automations, in the contract.

May AI make credit decisions?

AI that assesses the creditworthiness of natural persons is high-risk under the AI Act, with strict requirements. werqly does not change that. Use werqly to prepare files and analyses; the decision stays with a member of staff.

Does financial data leave the EU?

No. Processing happens on a dedicated node in your server room or in our European datacentres, with no call to an external model vendor.