AI at Ektar

AI for Banking Security

Ektar is an AI-native company. AI is embedded in how our products work — and in how our engineering team builds them.
 

Fight AI fraud with AI defence

The 1,210% surge in AI-enabled fraud in 2025 was not caused by better criminals. It was caused by better tools — deepfakes, synthetic identity generation, AI-assisted document forgery, and automated vulnerability probing. Rules-based fraud engines cannot keep pace. The only credible response is AI-native defence.

ekVerify — AI-assisted fraud pattern detection

AI models trained on fraud patterns augment the cryptographic verification layer — identifying document anomalies that exist even before a signature check, providing an additional signal layer for borderline and novel forgery techniques.

RASP SDK — Behavioural analysis at runtime

The SDK uses behavioural analysis to distinguish legitimate user sessions from malware-controlled ones in real time — analysing interaction patterns, touch dynamics, and process behaviour to identify threats that static rules cannot detect.

Fraud & Risk Engine (coming soon)

The strategic destination of the platform. An ML engine that ingests the full signal stack — device health, app integrity, SIM confidence, document trust, authentication behaviour, transaction context — and produces a real-time risk decision on every banking transaction. Improves continuously as signal volume grows.

AI in How We Build

Our engineering teams use AI-assisted development practices to accelerate delivery and maintain high code quality. Human engineers make every design decision, security call, and integration choice — AI accelerates the well-understood tasks so engineers can focus on the architecture and compliance thinking that banking clients depend on.

Responsible AI

We design our AI systems with transparency and accountability as non-negotiable principles:

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AI operates within the regulatory frameworks of each market we serve

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– AI produces risk signals; human-defined rules and bank teams make the final call on customer-facing decisions

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– AI-assisted engineering is subject to human review at every stage

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– We do not name specific AI tools publicly — tools change; our principles do not