Expanded partnership with Google Cloud delivers a governed financial product and data foundation for
agentic AI in financial services, unifying fragmented data across core banking, insurance, wealth and
ecosystem systems without rip-and-replace.
NEW YORK & LONDON — 19 May, 2026 — FintechOS, the AI platform for financial product operations, today announced an expanded collaboration with Google Cloud spanning data and AI for financial services. With this expansion, FintechOS 8, the next generation of the platform that brings governed AI into financial product operations, is now deployable on Google Cloud, and its governed data foundation, Data Core, is available on Google Cloud Marketplace. Together, the two announcements give financial institutions on Google Cloud a direct path to the governed financial product and data layer that grounds agentic AI across the financial product lifecycle.
Data fragmentation is the single biggest blocker on enterprise agentic AI deployments in financial
services. The data agents need is scattered across core banking and insurance systems, CRMs,
line-of-business platforms, risk and underwriting engines, and external ecosystem providers. Without
unification, agents either operate on partial context – and produce unreliable output – or trigger
multi-year data consolidation programs that kill the deployment before it starts.
Data Core resolves this without forcing physical consolidation. It ingests from internal systems – core banking, core insurance, wealth platforms, CRMs and line-of-business systems – and from external services such as third-party risk engines, underwriting providers, KYC, fraud and ecosystem data sources. It virtualizes access through a unified semantic layer, and exposes governed Data Products that workflow engines, AI agents and the FintechOS Dex copilot operate against. The semantic layer is what makes agentic behavior reliable in production: agents reason over a coherent, governed view of the customer and the product, not a patchwork of disconnected systems.
Key capabilities now available to Google Cloud customers include:
- Aligned to BIAN and ACORD industry standards: Built specifically for banking and insurance, Data Core’s semantic layer and Data Products are aligned with BIAN (Banking Industry Architecture Network) service domain definitions and ACORD (Association for Cooperative Operations Research and Development) data standards – mapping directly to the reference models banks and insurers already use to structure their data and operations.
- Unified data ingestion from core banking, core insurance, wealth, CRM and line-of-business systems, plus external ecosystem providers.
- A unified semantic layer that virtualizes access to data without requiring physical consolidation or rip-and-replace programs.
- Governed Data Products that AI agents, workflow engines and copilots can operate against – with policy, lineage and access controls enforced in the runtime.
- Compounding platform value: as customers run operations on FintechOS, their operational data becomes resident and reusable, so every new product configured, workflow orchestrated and decision logged adds to the platform foundation.
Financial institutions don’t have an AI problem; they have a data and operationalization problem. Agents only work when they reason over a coherent, governed view of the customer and the product, and that is exactly what Data Core delivers,” said Teo Blidarus, CEO and Co-Founder of FintechOS. “Making Data Core available on Google Cloud Marketplace, as the first step of an expanded collaboration with Google Cloud, gives banks, insurers and wealth managers a faster, governed path to put AI to work on real product operations, without waiting on multi-year data consolidation programs.
Bringing FintechOS Data Core to Google Cloud Marketplace will help financial services customers quickly deploy, manage and grow a governed data foundation for AI on Google Cloud’s trusted, global infrastructure,” said Dai Vu, Managing Director, Marketplace & ISV GTM Programs at Google Cloud. “FintechOS can now help banks, insurers and wealth managers securely scale AI across the product lifecycle with the governance their industry requires.
Data Core is one of three pillars of FintechOS 8, the AI platform for banking, insurance and wealth,
alongside the Unified Product Operations Engine and Agentic Workflow Orchestration. FintechOS 8 is
available to GCP customers and is aligned to the FINOS AI Governance Framework and is SOC 2 Type
2 attested, with governance enforced in the runtime rather than layered on top.
Availability
Availability on Google Cloud Marketplace gives banks, insurers and wealth managers a faster, more familiar path to procuring and deploying Data Core. Customers can purchase through their existing Google Cloud relationship, consolidate billing onto a single Google Cloud invoice, and apply the spend toward existing Google Cloud committed use agreements, compressing the procurement and legal cycles that typically delay enterprise software deployments. Larger deployments can be transacted through Google Cloud Marketplace Private Offers, with negotiated pricing and contract terms tailored to enterprise commitments. Customers also inherit Google Cloud’s security, data residency and compliance controls across the global infrastructure their teams already operate on, a meaningful advantage in a regulated industry where audit and deployment timelines are tightly constrained.
FintechOS Data Core is available now on Google Cloud Marketplace at
https://console.cloud.google.com/marketplace/product/pj-ar-dc-marketplace/fintechos-data-core.
About FintechOS
FintechOS is the AI platform for financial product operations. Founded in 2017, FintechOS helps banks, insurers, credit unions and building societies modernize how they build, launch and manage financial products by running above existing core systems. The platform is used by more than 60 customers across North America, Europe and APAC, supporting over 25 million end-customers and more than $100 billion in assets under management. FintechOS is headquartered in London with offices in New York, Bucharest and Amsterdam. For more information, please visit: fintechos.com