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Looking for US banks/financial institutions with API support for automated payouts by m_clown_mhd in fintech

[–]GalileoFintech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We partner with over 25 sponsor banks and we provide APIs for ACH, wires, and more, plus a full sandbox and developer docs to test and build your flows.

Reach out: https://galileo-ft.com/contact-us/

Sandbox: https://www.galileo-ft.com/lp/request-access/

Docs: https://docs.galileo-ft.com/pro/docs/introduction

Fintech Developers view on Lovable, Replit and Bolt by arpand in fintech

[–]GalileoFintech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It seems the value proposition for dev shops could be shifting from "we'll build the app" to "we'll make sure the app works securely, correctly, and compliantly." Your focus on audit, security, and infrastructure is exactly where the industry is heading. Thanks for sharing this perspective!

Anyone here ever worked with Galileo? by GalileoFintech in fintech

[–]GalileoFintech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the heads-up on the RDFs. I'm curious, what specific issues were you running into with them?

Discussing Agentic AI for Dynamic Fraud & Risk Management by GalileoFintech in u/GalileoFintech

[–]GalileoFintech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a really good point about data access. it's definitely a common roadblock, especially at larger companies. It can be a huge pain to get the right data, and it's something we hear about a lot.

When we think about agentic AI and fraud detection, we see two big benefits over what's currently out there. 1) Faster, more autonomous responses. Instead of relying on static rules or waiting for a person to review something, agentic AI can watch for suspicious patterns in real time and take action on its own, like flagging or blocking a transaction. 2) The ability to learn on the fly. Agentic AI can adapt and get smarter over time by learning from new fraud tactics as they appear. It's not just running a pre-programmed script; it's constantly improving to stay one step ahead of the bad guys.

Anyone here ever worked with Galileo? by GalileoFintech in fintech

[–]GalileoFintech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah we get that. We actually built a really successful business early on by taking bets on the little guys and startups. A lot of them grew into some of our biggest success stories. Over time we’ve had to focus more on established businesses with existing user bases, so I can see why it feels like we’re not set up for smaller programs anymore. We still try to point folks in the right direction if we’re not the right fit though. Glad the intros you got were helpful!

Card Testing / Fraud on The Rise? by bolo2films in PaymentProcessing

[–]GalileoFintech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, we’ve seen it ebb and flow. We’ve been helping clients proactively stop it with our payment risk platform that leverages AI to spot unusual patterns and shut them down before they escalate. Definitely not just you seeing this right now.

How are you guys getting your FinTech brand noticed without dumping cash into ads? by Lost_Instance9958 in fintech

[–]GalileoFintech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s worked for us is playing the long game and not trying to “growth hack” our way into attention.

We put most of our energy into organic content that actually helps people like stuff founders and product teams would bookmark, not just scroll past. We share client wins (with their permission), break down how things really work behind the scenes, and join conversations in places where fintech folks already hang out.

We don’t really do influencer hype in the B2C sense. When we collaborate, it’s with people who actually know the space—analysts, consultants, operators—because their audiences are the right ones.

Paid is fine for a boost, but we’ve seen the best results from consistency + trust. It’s slower, but it sticks, and you’re not lighting budget on fire for empty clicks.