One command center across your financial operations

No. Your systems stay the systems of record. The Command Center reads what each of them recorded, joins those records into one story per payment, and shows where they stop agreeing.

Every payment reconciled across every rail and system, with the step where the records stop agreeing named. It also finds what no system reported: a payment that started and never completed, a file that never arrived, or a record one system sent and another never received. Every exception comes with the evidence and goes to the person who owns it.

No. The Command Center is read-only. It holds no funds and no production keys, moves no money, and writes nothing back to the systems it reads. That independence is what lets it check every system's work, including its own.

It connects to banking cores, processors, card networks, ledgers, compliance and KYC tools, custody platforms, on-chain data and file-based systems. Connections are read-only, by API, webhook or file drop, with no schema changes on your side.

It stays in the systems that hold it. Only the evidence behind each signal travels, and every expansion of access is scoped, approved by you and revocable.

An agent receives the same signal a person does: what happened across every system, who owns it, and the evidence behind it. Guardrails come first: read-only, no production keys, no payment execution, and no outward step without a person approving it.

The Command Center shows what happened across your systems and where the records disagree. Cordant Controls checks it against your own policies and your regulators' rules. Cordant Counterparties checks it against the contracts you signed.

You can read the same contracts and policies Cordant reads. Rebuilding every payment across every processor, bank and ledger you run is a product, not a project. The team that builds it becomes the team that maintains it, every time a rail or partner changes.

Days, not quarters. Cordant reads what your systems already produce, so there is nothing to rebuild or migrate. Guided setup connects each system and confirms data is flowing before the first signal.

Both. Cordant takes live events and bulk historical files through the same process, so a year of past records gets the same treatment as today's. Large files are split as they are read, so work starts before the whole file has loaded, and duplicate files are caught so nothing is counted twice.

You choose the AI provider your institution has approved, and Cordant never uses a model you haven't enabled. You can also bring your own keys.

Yes. Each customer's data is held in its own isolated store that no other customer can reach. It is encrypted in transit and at rest, requests from your systems are signed, and you can add your own encryption key on top of Cordant's.

Cordant identifies personal data as each record comes in and encrypts it on the spot. Personal data is never sent to an AI model, and every call to a model goes through a single, isolated gateway.

Yes. Every step a record takes inside Cordant is logged, from the moment it arrives, including every time it touched an AI model. The log can be searched, so your team or an auditor can trace any finding back to the raw record it came from.

No. Cordant starts with the systems you connect first and adds the rest as each one comes online.