Platyer, a specialized company in vertical artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation (DX) solutions, introduced its proprietary AI platform at the Financial Tech Conference.

On the 22nd, the "Financial Tech Conference 2026" was held at the FKI Tower Conference Center in Yeouido, Seoul. Platter

On the 22nd, the "Financial Tech Conference 2026" was held at the FKI Tower Conference Center in Yeouido, Seoul. Platter

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Platyer announced on the 23rd that it participated in the "Financial Tech Conference 2026," held on the 22nd at the FKI Tower Conference Center in Yeouido, Seoul, where the company presented strategies for AI transformation (AX) in the financial sector and directions for sustainable operations based on agentic AI.


This event, held under the theme "AI × Security × Finance," aimed to discuss the expansion of AI utilization in the financial industry, resulting security threats, and financial institutions' technology strategies and security responses. More than 300 professionals from the finance and technology sectors attended. As the adoption of AI agents expands to areas such as credit evaluation, abnormal transaction detection, and customer service, strategies for implementation and operation that consider security and regulation became key agenda items.


This presentation is aligned with Platyer's ongoing strategy of "AX: from AI adoption to continuous operation and evolution." XGEN, Platyer’s agentic AI platform, incorporates operational expertise accrued through AX projects across various industries, including distribution and finance. It enables companies to accumulate AI agents and workflows as digital assets, supporting expansion to new tasks and environments. Through this, AI moves beyond one-off technology adoption to continuous operation and advancement.


In addition, XGEN boosts the development and operational productivity of AI agents with features such as hybrid retrieval augmented generation (RAG), Harness Engineering, natural language-based UI generation ("FloUI"), and automatic API integration. It supports both on-premise and cloud environments, and provides security and audit functions necessary for enterprise environments, including RBAC-based access management and personally identifiable information (PII) masking.


Jin Byoungkwon, Head of ECS AX Division at Platyer, said, "Through this conference, we introduced a phased AX strategy and the practical applicability of XGEN to respond to evolving AI technologies," adding, "Going forward, we will enhance our platform competitiveness with XGEN at the core, so that enterprise AI can progress beyond merely supporting work to driving task execution, collaboration, and autonomous evolution."



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