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YuVerse takes its last-mile AI proposition to Global Fintech Fest

At GFF 2026, YuVerse launched four AI products— Yu1, YuBuild, YuBuild Studio and YuFlux—spanning document-to-decisioning, conversational AI, video creation and workflow automation, making the case for an enterprise AI model focused not just on what AI can do, but on how it can be embedded into the business processes that drive decisions, customer engagement and outcomes.

YuVerse takes its last-mile AI proposition to Global Fintech Fest

At the Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026 in Mumbai, YuVerse, the AI arm of fintech infrastructure company Yubi, unveiled four AI products to showcase its "last-mile AI" proposition. YuVerse, which focuses on making responsible finance more accessible, aims to bridge the gap between credit demand and supply in India, particularly among underserved businesses.

YuVerse's CEO, Mathangi Sri Ramachandran, emphasized that their products are designed around the processes where AI would be used, rather than treating AI as a separate capability.

One of the key launches was Yu1, a platform centered around document-to-decisioning use cases such as underwriting and claims processing. Yu1 transforms the physical journey of credit decisions into an AI-driven workflow by analyzing submitted documents, identifying missing information, and initiating communication with customers to gather additional data. The platform then reprocesses the documents, extracts relevant information, prepares a credit assessment memo, and navigates the credit committee process.

YuVerse also introduced YuBuild, a conversational AI platform that enables enterprises to create bots tailored to specific business objectives without manual workflow construction. The platform begins with an idea or outcome, followed by a prompt builder that identifies edge cases and requirements. Graph agents construct the conversation, while quality agents test it through automated interactions before deployment across channels.

YuBuild has reportedly improved customer collections by up to 50% compared to human agents, as it can maintain context across channels and reduce the need for customers to repeat their histories.

Lastly, YuBuild Studio, an AI-powered video creation platform, aims to simplify the video production process by handling elements traditionally associated with video production, such as camera setup and editing. This platform allows users to deliver their ideas and stories to their desired audience without the need for a large crew or production costs.

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