Of interest only to banks and credit unions; consumers can't use it directly and pricing is private.
Kenning's take
What it does
Payman sells AI agents to banks and credit unions that can carry out real banking tasks for customers, such as transfers, bill payments and account opening, through a chat. The agents check each request against the institution's policies before acting, and the bank keeps control. Payman earlier pitched itself as AI that pays people for their work, and now focuses on what it calls agentic banking.
- AI agents that execute transfers and bill payments
- Account opening and issue resolution by conversation
- Policy checks before each transaction
- Spending analysis for customers
- Built for banks and credit unions
- SOC 2 certified
Who it suits. Banks and credit unions that want AI agents in their digital banking channels.
Key facts
- Category
- Business tools
- Made by
- Payman AI, Inc.
- How to get it
- enterprise sales to financial institutions; contact through the website
- Works on
- Web, API
FAQ
What does Payman do?
It supplies AI agents that banks and credit unions use to carry out customer transactions, such as transfers and bill payments, through conversation.
Can individuals sign up for Payman?
No. Payman sells to financial institutions.
How much does Payman cost?
Payman does not publish prices.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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