Plumery has launched AI Fabric, a new solution designed to help financial institutions operationalise artificial intelligence faster and more safely across their digital channels.
The launch comes as banks and other financial institutions face growing pressure to move beyond AI experimentation and deliver production-ready use cases. Many organisations struggle to turn pilots into scalable deployments because their data is fragmented across legacy core systems, digital channels and tightly coupled point-to-point integrations. At the same time, regulatory scrutiny around explainability, auditability and governance of AI decisions continues to increase, making ad-hoc approaches difficult to sustain.
Plumery provides a composable digital banking platform that enables financial institutions to design, build and operate modern digital banking experiences. Its technology is designed to sit between legacy cores and customer-facing channels, helping banks modernise incrementally while maintaining control over data, security and regulatory compliance.
AI Fabric is designed to create an AI-ready foundation for AI-assisted digital banking. Built on an event-driven data mesh, the solution provides a standardised way to connect AI and generative AI models and agents to banking data. This approach removes the need for bespoke system integrations and shifts institutions away from brittle point-to-point architectures towards an event-driven, API-first model that can scale as innovation accelerates.
The platform allows institutions to plug in, swap and evolve AI capabilities as the ecosystem changes. It exposes high-quality, domain-oriented banking events and data streams in a consistent and governed way across products, channels and customer journeys. By separating systems of record from systems of engagement and intelligence, AI Fabric is designed to deliver long-term agility rather than short-lived AI experiments.
Additional benefits include reduced operational complexity and lower technical debt, as banks can avoid one-off data pipelines and repeated integration work. Clear data lineage, ownership and control also support model risk management and make it easier to explain and audit AI-driven decisions, helping institutions reduce compliance friction as AI adoption grows.
Commenting on the launch, Plumery CEO Ben Goldin said, “financial institutions are clear about what they need from AI. They want real production use cases that improve customer experience and operations, but they will not compromise on governance, security, or control. Our AI Fabric gives them a standard, bank-grade way to allow AI use within their tools and data without rebuilding integrations for every model. The event-driven data mesh architecture improves the process by changing how banking data is produced, shared, and consumed, rather than adding another AI layer on top of fragmented systems.”
Plumery added that even institutions not yet ready to fully operationalise AI can use AI Fabric to lay the groundwork today, enabling them to move quickly and safely as priorities, budgets or market conditions change. The company also highlighted that AI Fabric supports the use of live banking events rather than delayed, batch-based data, enabling in-journey and in-the-moment AI-assisted decision-making.
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