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EXL integrates NVIDIA's Build Your Own Transaction Foundation Model developer example into its AI offerings to help financial institutions build transaction intelligence applications

EXL integrates NVIDIA's Build Your Own Transaction Foundation Model developer example into its AI offerings to help financial institutions build transaction intelligence applications

3 Key Points

  1. EXL announced integration of NVIDIA's Build Your Own Transaction Foundation Model developer example into EXLerate.ai™, enabling financial institutions to train and fine-tune models on billions of transaction events including payments, transfers, product interactions and behavior signals.

  2. The integration reduces reliance on fragmented legacy systems and manual feature engineering, enabling financial institutions to build unified, transformer-based transaction models (AI systems that process sequences of data) across fraud detection, risk management, personalization and recommendation use cases.

  3. EXL stated the capability helps financial institutions build, customize and operationalize transaction foundation models using their own proprietary datasets, supporting deployment of AI-powered applications for fraud detection, anomaly identification, personalization, recommendation engines and intelligent decisioning.

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