Aurionpro Solutions launched Fintra today, an artificial intelligence-native platform for trade finance, targeting banks across India, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia for pilot engagements. According to reports from The Hindu BusinessLine and TradingView News, the Mumbai-based banking technology company said Fintra processes Letters of Credit, Bank Guarantees, and Documentary Collections using specialised AI agents for document processing, compliance screening, clause recommendation and risk scoring. The platform is available immediately for pilot deployments.
The launch addresses a long-standing inefficiency in trade finance, as reported by The Hindu BusinessLine. The International Chamber of Commerce estimates a 70 per cent rejection rate on first document presentation, with the sector's core architecture largely unchanged over three decades. Fintra's AI agents handle mechanical processing tasks while bankers retain decision authority through what Aurionpro calls a Confidence-Gated Handoff Protocol (CGHP), which evaluates confidence levels, materiality, regulatory requirements, and transaction novelty before routing decisions to human reviewers. All decisions are logged with auditable reasoning chains.
According to The Hindu BusinessLine and TradingView News, Fintra is the first product built on Aurion AI, Aurionpro's proprietary AI banking software stack that combines domain-specific models, an AI engineering framework, a governed agent runtime, and integration with core banking systems. The company said additional platforms covering corporate lending, retail lending, transaction banking and supply chain finance will follow on the same foundation. The platform includes built-in SWIFT, General Ledger, and limits management integration.
As reported by The Hindu BusinessLine and TradingView News, Group CEO Ashish Rai described Fintra as the company's most significant product launch in its 25-year history. Aurionpro shares were trading at ₹928.10 on the NSE today, up 0.57 per cent on the day, giving the company a market capitalisation of approximately ₹5,129 crore. The stock has declined roughly 39 per cent over the past year but has returned over 441 per cent across three years, and sits within the Nifty Microcap 250 index.
