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Zafin named a Cool Vendor(TM) by Gartner(R) in Agentic AI for Banking. Zafin AIOS recognized in Gartner(R) Coolest Vendor Innovations in Agentic AI for Banking, Part 2, a report examining orchestration, governance and real-time assurance for enterprise-scale Agentic AI. As banks move agentic AI from pilots to enterprise-scale deployment, the challenge is shifting from what individual agents can do to how organizations govern, orchestrate and oversee agentic work across the enterprise. The Gartner research examines the growing operational complexity that comes with scaling agentic AI, including security, compliance, agent sprawl and cost. The report cites a Gartner survey in which 83% of banking technology leaders said they require additional technical controls to properly manage, govern and secure AI agents. From building agents to governing agentic work. Part 2 covers orchestration, governance and real-time assurance platforms that ensure all these agentic capabilities work together at scale, securely and with enterprisewide control. Within this context, Gartner examines Zafin AIOS. Rather than concentrating on agent creation or model access, Zafin AIOS provides an end-to-end agent orchestration platform and control plane for governed agentic work. Its model-agnostic architecture enables organizations to orchestrate work across agents, models, tools, workflows and systems, with human authority, cost controls and proof of work built into the work path. Zafin believe this reflects a broader shift in enterprise AI. As organizations deploy agents across increasingly critical workflows, building agents is only part of the challenge. Enterprises also need the operating infrastructure to govern how agentic work is authorized, executed, observed and controlled. "As agents take on more consequential work, organizations need more than visibility after the fact," said Shahir Daya, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Zafin. "They need to establish what agents are authorized to do, where human authority is required, what controls apply and how the work can be proven. Zafin AIOS was built to bring those requirements into the work path itself." For Zafin, being named a Cool Vendor(TM) by Gartner in Agentic AI for Banking comes at an important point in the evolution of agentic AI. As banks look to move beyond experimentation, orchestration, governance and proof will become increasingly important to turning agent activity into governed operating capacity. Zafin AIOS was built for that next phase: helping regulated institutions put AI agents to work without losing control. Learn more about Zafin AIOS | www.zafin.com/aios/ Read Gartner(R) Coolest Vendor Innovations in Agentic AI for Banking, Part 2 | https://zafin.com/aios/insights/white-paper-and-reports/zafin-is-recognized-as-a-cool-vendor-in-agentic-ai-for-banking/ Gartner, Coolest Vendor Innovations in Agentic AI for Banking, Part 2, Van To, Jeff Casey, Jasleen Kaur Sindhu and Sudarshana Bhattacharya, 26 August 2026. Gartner, Cool Vendor, and Cool Vendors are trademarks of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates. Gartner does not endorse any company, vendor, product or service depicted in its publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's business and technology insights organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this publication, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

Zafin debuts at #22 in Chartis RiskTech100 2027. Zafin has been ranked #22 globally in the Chartis RiskTech100(R) 2027, marking the company's first appearance in the annual ranking of the world's leading risk technology providers. This year's RiskTech100 evaluation considered more than 900 vendors, making Zafin's debut at #22 a significant recognition of the company's technology, market impact and continued innovation. * Artificial Intelligence in Banking * Innovation - Banking Development Environments "Zafin's innovative analytics give banks and fintech companies a foundational framework for building their decision and analytics capabilities," said Sid Dash, Chief Researcher at Chartis. "Their top 25 ranking in the RiskTech100(R) 2027 reflects how central (and effective) their analytics have become in the operating systems of retail banks." Produced by Chartis Research, the RiskTech100 evaluates risk technology providers across areas including innovation, market impact, strategy, customer success and execution. Zafin's #22 global ranking and category recognition reflect the company's continued investment in technology and AI innovation, helping financial institutions modernize product and pricing operations and adopt AI with the governance, control and enterprise readiness required in regulated environments.

Zafin recognized on CNBC's World's Top Fintech Companies 2026 list. July 22, 2026 Zafin has been recognized on CNBC's World's Top Fintech Companies 2026 list in the Enterprise Fintech category for the second consecutive year. This recognition, presented by CNBC and Statista Inc., highlights the most innovative and influential fintech companies around the globe across eight market segments. Why this recognition matters. Zafin builds the infrastructure that regulated financial institutions rely on to modernize product and pricing, govern complex operations, and deliver on customer commitments at scale. Being recognized in the Enterprise Fintech category reflects its focus on the hard problems: auditability, complex integration, and controlled modernization for institutions where getting it right is non-negotiable. Two consecutive years on this list tells me Zafin is solving the right problems. The financial institutions Zafin serve are navigating real complexity, regulatory pressure, rising customer expectations, and the need to move faster without compromising control. Zafin build technology that makes that possible. What drives Zafin now is deepening that impact: serving more institutions, solving harder problems, and setting a new benchmark for innovation in regulated industries. Charbel Safadi, CEO, Zafin How CNBC chose the top fintech companies. The selection process, led by CNBC in partnership with Statista, involved: * Analyzing more than 2,000 companies across eight fintech segments * Evaluating public data including annual reports, company websites, and media coverage * Inviting companies to submit additional data through an open application process * Scoring on a combination of general KPIs (40%) and segment-specific KPIs (60%) To see the full list, visit the CNBC website.