Solutions
GIBP is designed to sit above existing providers and help institutions decide how value should move, how much liquidity it should consume and how the decision should be evidenced.
Use one policy and evidence model across existing banks and PSPs. Compare total execution economics, reduce repair work and preserve provider optionality.
See where liquidity is required, what can be netted, what should be prefunded and how a large payment programme changes exposure before execution.
Reduce total execution cost across existing providers without replacing the payment estate on day one. Start in Shadow mode before granting execution authority.
Expose eligible capacity, pricing and capabilities to qualified institutional flow through a governed participation and certification model.
Give treasury a consistent policy layer across banks and PSPs, compare landed economic cost, simulate liquidity impact and retain one evidence model.
Allow software agents to propose or negotiate execution within signed mandates while deterministic policy and limits retain settlement authority.
Bank example
GIBP Shadow can evaluate historical or live transaction information without moving funds. The institution receives an evidence-backed view of alternative eligible plans before considering recommendation or execution modes.
GIBP is not presented as available in every market. Live service scope will depend on connected providers, permissions, corridor economics and contractual terms.
