Powens, a leading European Open Finance infrastructure provider, announced the launch of its Connector Agentic Factory, an internal AI system that is capable of building new Open Finance connectors and repairing existing ones.
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AI does not manipulate data or payments; it is exclusively used to build and maintain connectors that remain deterministic and secure in nature.
Connectors are the technical links that let banks, fintechs, and financial apps securely retrieve a customer’s financial data, or make payments, from a bank or other institution. Powens maintains more than 1,800 of them across Europe, and they underpin the services that banks, fintechs, lenders, wealth platforms, and software vendors offer their own customers. Until now, repairing a broken connector could take up to two days of engineering work, and building a new one up to three weeks.
The Powens Connector Agentic Factory changes that. To build a new connector, the system examines how a given institution’s systems work and creates the connection accordingly within a couple of hours. 12 new connectors have already been delivered this way across Europe, spanning banking, wealth, and document data sources. To repair an existing connector, it investigates what went wrong and proposes a fix, cutting a typical repair from up to two days down to 10–15 minutes, with 50% of its proposed fixes directly approved by Powens engineers, a rate that keeps improving as the system matures. The result is faster expansion of coverage, faster recovery when something breaks, and a higher quality of service for the customers who rely on Powens.
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