Client support at market speed
Deposit, withdrawal, platform and verification questions spike with the market. Most are answered in your documentation; the rest need a person who sees the full context.
Elicon's founding engineers have designed trading networks and software for investment banks and built agent systems for banks and brokers. We know where latency, auditability and regulation constrain what an agent may do — and we design for those constraints first.
Talk to an engineer →THE WORK
Deposit, withdrawal, platform and verification questions spike with the market. Most are answered in your documentation; the rest need a person who sees the full context.
Account applications and supporting documents arrive in every format, and each one is checked and re-keyed by hand before an account can open.
Any automation touching clients must be recorded, explainable and stoppable. Most AI pilots stall here, not on the model.
WE RUN IT
EARLY ACCESS
Tickets classified, documented questions answered, exceptions routed to your team — run for you, every day.
See how it works →EARLY ACCESS
One document type turned into validated records — for example, supplier invoices into draft accounting entries.
See how it works →WE BUILD IT
Find out which of your processes should be run by agents — and which shouldn't — before you spend on a build.
What’s included →Ship a production-ready AI product in weeks, not quarters.
What’s included →Monthly monitoring, evals and tuning, so the agents we ship keep earning their keep.
What’s included →REGULATION
We design systems with these obligations in mind and work alongside your compliance team. We don’t provide legal advice or certify compliance.
EXPERIENCE
INVESTMENT BANKING
Designed and engineered network and software infrastructure for ultra-low-latency equities and FX trading.
AGENTIC AI
Built large-scale agentic AI systems for investment banks and brokers.
REFERENCE ENGAGEMENTS
CAPITAL MARKETS & BROKERAGE
Tell us which process costs your team the most time. We'll tell you what an agent should own, what should stay with your people, and what it would take.
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