▲ Examination-grade AI for community banks & credit unions

Find every regulatory violation before the regulator does.

Examiner runs the OCC, FDIC, and Federal Reserve’s examination playbook on your institution every night. We surface findings, cite the exact rule, and draft the remediation memo — in the same format the agency would have written it.

Designed for community banks · credit unions · RIAs · fund administrators
$200B
US bank compliance spend, 2025
~9,000
US banks & credit unions in scope
$36B
Bank enforcement penalties, 2014-2024
18 mo
Avg gap between violation and finding

What it does

Three loops, one platform — replacing the work of an entire risk & compliance team.

01Continuous self-examination

Every night, Examiner pulls your call report, loan tape, and deposit data, then runs ~140 procedures from the FFIEC handbook, OCC handbook, and SR letters. Each finding cites the exact regulation and produces evidence-grade documentation.

02Regulatory horizon

We watch every CFPB, OCC, FDIC, and Federal Reserve issuance and map the language to your portfolio. The day Reg X changes, you know exactly which loans, accounts, and processes are now out of policy — with diff-style change notes.

03Examination response copilot

When the OCC arrives, Examiner has already drafted responses to every common request, with cited evidence pulled from your own systems. Cycle time from request to response drops from weeks to hours.

The wedge

Community banks pay $3M–$15M/year for compliance that misses things anyway. Examiner replaces the analyst layer at 1/10th the cost, and finds what humans miss.

Tier 1 — Community Bank
$60,000/yr
  • Nightly CAMELS-grade self-examination
  • Regulatory horizon alerts
  • Up to 2 charters / 25 users
  • Quarterly board-ready risk pack
Tier 3 — Holding Company
$500K+/yr
  • Multi-charter rollup
  • Dedicated regulatory analyst
  • Onsite quarterly walkthrough
  • SOC 2 / ISO 27001 included
Pilot pricing for design partners through August 2026. Five charters at $25K/yr signed before launch.

How a finding is born

Every Examiner finding is grounded in a published procedure, evidenced by ingested data, and cites the exact rule. No vibes, no hallucinations, no guessing.

① Procedure, not prompt

Each procedure is codified from the FFIEC IT/Risk Handbook, OCC Comptroller’s Handbook, and Federal Reserve SR letters. Predicate logic decides whether the procedure flags — the model never invents a violation.

② Evidence, not opinion

Every flag links to the underlying call-report line item, loan-tape row, deposit-tape stratum, or policy paragraph. Click through to see the source document, the exact value, and the timestamp it was pulled.

③ Citation, not paraphrase

Findings cite 12 CFR by section, SR letter by number, FFIEC handbook by chapter. Auditors and regulators see the same shape of work product they’d expect from your internal compliance team.

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