Constantinople helps mid-market banks adopt AI using Amazon Bedrock
Financial services provider Constantinople built an AI-native banking platform on AWS using Amazon Bedrock, performing more than 8,000 daily data quality checks; at partner bank Tyro, AI-powered customer service automation resolves 68% of customer chats without agent involvement, and lending document review that once needed teams of about 30 people can now be handled by as few as two.
Overview
Financial services provider Constantinople built an AI-native banking platform on AWS using Amazon Bedrock, performing more than 8,000 daily data quality checks; at partner bank Tyro, AI-powered customer service automation resolves 68% of customer chats without agent involvement, and lending document review that once needed teams of about 30 people can now be handled by as few as two.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Mid-market banks and credit unions face the same regulatory requirements, fraud risks, and customer expectations as larger banks, but without the same scale or technology budgets to modernize efficiently, and many operate across fragmented legacy systems that increase operational overhead and limit their ability to adopt AI-driven capabilities.
The solution
Constantinople built an AI-native banking platform on AWS that unifies customer experience, product, compliance, operations, and data capabilities. Using Amazon EKS, AWS Lambda, APIs and other AWS services, it built a containerized, event-driven architecture on an integrated real-time data foundation, and uses Amazon Bedrock to develop AI-powered workflows that help financial institutions improve efficiency across banking operations, including customer service chat automation and near-real-time analysis of customer-submitted lending documentation, while keeping model training separated from each institution's customer data.
Reported business value
Banks operating on the platform are seeing cost-to-income reductions of 30-50 percent; at partner bank Tyro, AI-powered customer service automation resolves 68 percent of customer chats without agent involvement, some lending review processes that traditionally required teams of around 30 people can now be managed with as few as two, and the platform performs more than 8,000 daily data quality checks.
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