Fintech
Human-reviewed transaction checks for a fintech operator
Sensitive transaction checks needed evidence, reconciliation context, and reviewer control before any writeback. Grail built a workflow that prepares the packet while humans keep the final decision.

The challenge
Transaction checks and reconciliation were sensitive, repetitive, and hard to automate safely. The team needed help gathering evidence and preparing review work, but not an unconstrained agent making compliance decisions on its own.
What Grail built
Grail built a review workflow that gathers transaction and AML/KYT evidence, applies clear scoring rules, stores the trail, and stages decisions for human approval before any writeback.
Impact
Reviewers get a consolidated evidence packet and approval step before sensitive reconciliation or compliance actions move toward writeback.
Impact summary
| Primary result | Human-reviewed decisions |
|---|---|
| Operational result | Evidence trail |
| Workflow scope | Shadow/UAT workflow |
How the workflow runs
We kept the compliance workflow rule-first. The agent prepares context and explanations, while deterministic checks and human review control the final step.
- The workflow gathers transaction and compliance payloads.
- Rules score the case and collect the supporting evidence.
- The agent prepares a summary for the reviewer.
- A human approves or rejects the action.
- Only approved outcomes move toward system writeback.
Human control
The control points were specific to the workflow, so the agent could speed up the work without silently taking over sensitive decisions.
- No unreviewed compliance writebacks.
- Rules own the decision path; agents explain and summarize.
- Reviewer approval is required for sensitive actions.
What shipped
The implementation centered on these shipped pieces:
- Transaction check workflow.
- Reconciliation workflow.
- Reviewer console shape.
- Evidence and audit trail storage.
- Backtesting and shadow-mode path.
- Approval gates for writeback.