The execution gap
Banks have the APIs.
Their customers never reach them.
Every action can be logged.
Few audit trails actually are.
Your core banking works.
The customer journey doesn't.
Revenue is in motion.
Most of it never lands.
Between customer intent and your APIs, there's a gap. Aigudar closes it, turning natural requests into transactions that actually complete.
Three places where intent becomes abandoned revenue. Every MEA bank already knows these numbers, and can't fix them with more UI iteration.
Abandoned mobile banking transactions
Customers start, hit friction, and drop before completion. The revenue was already in the funnel.
Average call center resolution cost
Most calls are failed digital journeys rerouted to humans. Every one is a margin event.
Cross-sell moments that reach the user
The data exists, the offer exists, the API exists. The customer never sees it in time.
Four capabilities. Every one mapped to revenue or cost.
Intent-to-execution
Turn requests into transactions
Every customer request, however it's expressed, becomes a predictable, auditable transaction. Friction removed from the moment intent forms.
Auditable by design
Compliance, not retrofitting
Every action is logged, timestamped, and exportable from the first day of deployment. Your audit and compliance teams get what they need without retooling.
Deploy alongside your core
No rip-and-replace
Aigudar sits in front of your existing core banking, not in place of it. Live in days, not quarters, without touching the systems your balance sheet depends on.
Recover what's leaving
Close the revenue in motion
Abandoned journeys, stalled onboarding, failed self-service, recovered in context. Revenue that was already in the funnel, back on the books.
The MEA inflection point is live.
Open banking mandates are now active across KSA, Morocco, and Egypt, creating regulatory pressure to expose APIs that most banks have built but never deployed to end users.
API-first core banking platforms are replacing monolithic architectures across the region. The infrastructure is changing. The interface layer hasn't caught up.
Post-2020 digital adoption created expectation gaps that legacy UX cannot close. Customers expect consumer app experiences. They're getting 2009 internet banking.
We've lived where the transactions die.
Payment gateway integrations across CyberSource, MPGS, PayTabs, and Tamara. We know what breaks in production, and what the API documentation doesn't tell you.
High-volume transaction infrastructure at dLocal. JumiaPay launch and scale. These aren't case studies. They're the environments where this problem was live and costly.
We've seen where the transactions die.
Aigudar is built to recover them.
We're onboarding a small number of MEA-region banks and fintechs for early deployment. Each request is reviewed manually. Approved institutions receive a private POC link within 24 hours.
For banks, fintechs, and the teams building MEA's financial infrastructure.