For fintech teams
When a bad merge is a compliance incident.
Looply is the independent trust layer for AI-written code — built for teams where correctness and security aren’t negotiable. Every change is judged the way a senior engineer would, and returns one auditable verdict a human owns before it reaches your main branch.
Why fintech is different
The bar is higher, and the record matters.
Security & correctness first
Looply evaluates every change for correctness, security, and structure — the failure modes that turn into incidents in a payments or ledger path.
An auditable trail
One verdict, with the evidence and the standard it was measured against — the record auditors and risk teams expect when AI is in the delivery path.
Independent by design
Separate from whatever wrote the code. A reviewer welded to the authoring tool can’t be the neutral gate a regulated control requires.
The principle
A human owns every merge.
Looply never takes the decision away from the person accountable for the code — it makes that decision fast and defensible. See how it works → or read what a trust layer actually is.
FAQ
Common questions
Why do fintech teams need an independent review layer for AI code?
In regulated environments a bad merge isn't just a bug — it's a control failure. An independent trust layer evaluates every AI-written change on its merits and produces an auditable record of the decision, separate from whatever agent wrote the code.
Does Looply help with audit and compliance evidence?
Every verdict is auditable: the finding, the evidence behind it, and the standard it was measured against. That trail is exactly what auditors and internal risk teams ask for when AI is in the delivery path.
Who is accountable for the merge?
A human, always. Looply does the reading and hands the accountable engineer one verdict to stand behind — it never merges on its own.