NPST Secures AI-Powered Risk Management Order from Public Sector Bank
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has secured an order from a public sector bank to deploy its AI-powered Risk Intelligence and Decision Platform (RIDP). This platform enhances merchant underwriting and risk monitoring using AI and automation. The solution is offered as a managed SaaS model, enabling recurring revenue generation.
The order is significant as it involves a public sector bank and an AI-powered solution, indicating potential for future growth and recurring revenue. However, specific financial details of the order are not disclosed.
The company has secured a new order from a public sector bank for its AI-powered risk management platform, which is expected to generate recurring revenue.
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has announced securing an order from a public sector bank for its AI-powered Risk Intelligence and Decision Platform (RIDP). This cloud-native solution is designed for merchant underwriting and lifecycle risk monitoring across online and Point of Sale (POS) channels.
The RIDP platform offers automated risk assessment, monitoring, and compliance functionalities. It is provided as a managed SaaS model, facilitating scalable implementation and generating recurring revenue for NPST. The solution includes features for automated website crawling to detect prohibited content and compliance violations, and it automatically flags merchants whose business details change materially, triggering re-underwriting.
RIDP's risk scoring utilizes identity, behavioral, and website risk signals, with linkage detection to identify duplicate merchants without exposing Personally Identifiable Information (PII). It automates Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Bank (KYB) compliances through verifications from GST, PAN, and CIN. The platform also maintains immutable audit trails for underwriting decisions and is built to align with RBI guidelines and evolving payment industry risk use cases.
Deepak Chand Thakur, Co-founder and CEO of NPST, stated that the order reflects a shift towards banks seeking preventive controls and continuous merchant visibility rather than relying on post-incident reports. NPST, founded in 2013, operates as a Technology Service Provider (TSP), Payment Platform-as-a-Service (PPaaS) provider, and an AI-Powered RegTech solution.
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