# Guide users through flows you can't afford to get wrong.

> KYC, transfers, disputes: high-stakes regulated screens where a wrong step is expensive. Peeve shows the path and confirms the exact effect before anything runs.

Canonical: https://peeve.ai/industries/fintech/

**The pain**

- High-stakes flows with no room for error
- Regulated screens non-experts rarely visit
- Every action needs an audit trail

- **Path emphasis:** Show, Do read-only
- **Judged on:** Completion rate, per-action confirmation

**Compliance:** Peeve confirms every action before it runs and writes a signed audit entry for each. SOC 2 Type II is in progress with a report expected Q1 2027; a signed DPA is available on the Scale plan. A BAA is not offered today.

## Can Peeve act inside a regulated flow safely?

Yes, within limits you set. On high-stakes screens Peeve shows the path and, where you enable actions, confirms the exact effect first. The model never holds credentials and requests capabilities by name. Every action writes a signed audit entry, so there is a record of what was confirmed and when it ran.

## What compliance does Peeve offer today?

A signed DPA on the Scale plan and a published sub-processor list. SOC 2 Type II is in progress, with a report expected Q1 2027. A BAA is not offered today. Peeve states exactly what is in place rather than claiming a certification early. The security page is the source of truth.


## More questions

### Is there AI customer support built for fintech?

Fintech support needs accurate answers, safe actions, and auditability. Peeve keeps credentials out of the model, confirms every backend action and marks destructive ones, and writes a signed audit entry per action, so it can guide high-stakes flows and take account actions with a record. It offers a signed DPA on Scale; SOC 2 is in progress and a BAA is not offered, so check those against your rules.