Prembly, a software company providing identity verification and fraud prevention technology, released a server integration to connect artificial intelligence assistants with corporate compliance tools.
The system utilizes the Model Context Protocol to link platforms like ChatGPT with anti-money laundering mechanisms, politically exposed person screening, and account management functions. This configuration permits organizations to execute know-your-customer checks using natural language prompts rather than writing custom software code.
“As a technology-first company, this thinking drives how we approach our products and what we choose to prioritize as we work to make trust more straightforward and accessible. With nearly 90% of organizations now using AI, it is increasingly important to bring these capabilities into the workflows businesses already rely on,” said Lanre Ogungbe, CEO of Prembly. Before this release, integrating fraud intelligence required developers to review technical documentation and construct custom workflows before operational teams could verify business entities. The updated architecture bypasses these technical development steps to grant compliance teams immediate access to screening workflows.
The application operates as an intermediary layer between the user and the software base. It receives input from an artificial intelligence interface and executes standard REST calls to core Prembly systems using client authentication keys.
To align with internal privacy policies, organizations can configure the deployment using enterprise systems with zero data retention parameters or operate the software through locally hosted models. The server technology and its underlying application programming interfaces are available for worldwide deployment.
