Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. reports developments in financial technology services for banks, financial institutions, businesses and developers. News commonly covers core banking and payments platforms, issuer processing, SaaS reconciliation through FIS Data Integrity Manager, asset servicing tools such as FIS Proxy Voting by Proxymity, and digital money products including Lyriq for tokenized deposits and digital currencies.
Company updates also include client selections, technology partnerships, AI agents for financial-crimes and AML workflows, quarterly results, outlook commentary, dividends, and the integration of completed portfolio actions such as the Issuer Solutions acquisition and Worldpay exit.
FIS (NYSE: FIS) has commercially launched its AML Investigations Agent for U.S.-based banks, including banks that are not existing FIS clients.
FIS developed and owns the anti-money laundering investigation tool, with support from Anthropic and design partner Amalgamated Bank, where deployment is underway. It runs in FIS’ private cloud using Anthropic’s Claude models. Outputs are recommendations, and analysts must explicitly confirm before a case can be closed. The agent is the first in FIS’ roadmap of AI agents for banking; the collaboration also produced evaluation frameworks and engineering practices for building additional agents.
FIS (NYSE: FIS) will announce its third-quarter 2026 financial results on November 3, 2026, before the market opens.
A live webcast of the earnings conference call will begin at 8:30 a.m. EST that day. The webcast will be accessible through the Investor Relations section at fisglobal.com, with a replay available afterward.
FIS (NYSE: FIS) has launched Agentic Insights Suite, an AI solution for finance teams that brings together cash-flow forecasting and risk analysis. The suite combines internal company data with external credit bureau and public data to score credit risk, business health and environmental, social and governance factors in real time.
A new cash-flow forecasting module uses machine learning and simulations to project cash across configurable time horizons and test the effect of delayed inflows or faster outflows. Users can ask questions in plain language and view results in Power BI dashboards. The suite connects with FIS receivables products GETPAID and BillerIQ and treasury products Integrity and Quantum. FIS says it is designed to help teams identify potential efficiency gains and manage days sales outstanding—the time taken to collect payments—without necessarily adding headcount.
FIS (NYSE: FIS) ranked first in the 2026 IDC FinTech Rankings Top 100, which evaluates technology providers serving financial institutions. The ranking is based on calendar-year revenues from hardware, software and services supplied to financial institutions. Now in its 24th year, the benchmark covers 100 global financial technology providers.
FIS has held the top position seven times in the past decade. The company processes more than 40 billion transactions annually across more than 75 countries, connecting core banking, payments and capital markets data within a single infrastructure.
FIS (NYSE: FIS) has been selected by Kredittbanken to modernize its core system with Total Issuing PRIME in the Cloud.
The Norwegian consumer credit institution will move its loan, deposit and credit card system to the platform running on Amazon Web Services. The agreement builds on Kredittbanken’s long-standing relationship with TSYS, now part of FIS; the bank has used PRIME for more than a decade. Kredittbanken describes the transition as part of its broader core modernization program, aimed at increased standardization, reduced complexity and scalability. The move will provide access to the latest PRIME release and regular innovation and compliance updates.
FIS (FIS) has integrated Spade’s real-time merchant-data technology into its debit processing platform for debit issuing clients. The integration is available now and lets clients show more recognizable merchant names, locations and transaction details on cardholder statements. FIS says the data is designed to support authorization decisions and dispute management, with the potential to reduce unnecessary disputes.
FIS (FIS) has launched a cloud-native version of its Retirement Platform for retirement plan providers and third-party administrators.
The platform is available now to organizations of all sizes and uses a microservices architecture for its recordkeeping system. FIS says it is designed to analyze plan data in real time and help providers address new plan-design requirements under SECURE 2.0, the 2022 retirement savings law. Its roadmap includes personalized participant guidance, automation of administrative workflows and plan-health analytics. Those roadmap capabilities are described as future offerings.
FIS (FIS) has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Retail Core Banking Systems, North America, for both its FIS HORIZON and FIS Integrated Banking Solution (IBS) platforms.
This dual recognition is the third consecutive Gartner Magic Quadrant evaluation in which both platforms have been positioned as Leaders, following assessments in January 2025, November 2025 and August 2026. FIS serves more than 3,000 regional and community banks with its core banking solutions, which are designed to support distinct modernization needs for institutions of different sizes. The company highlights dedicated service teams, implementation expertise, and an institution-specific modernization model, and states that its approach connects core banking, payments and data to help banks act on account information in real time.
FIS (FIS) reports new core banking wins across five de novo banks and a newly formed U.S. institution with more than $100 billion in assets, highlighting momentum as banks launch, consolidate and modernize.
In the 12 months through April 2026, the FDIC approved 14 deposit insurance applications, double calendar 2025, with FIS capturing a significant share, including Mercury, which has conditional OCC approval for a national bank charter and FDIC deposit insurance and has selected FIS as its core platform. In the first half of 2026, FIS signed five de novo banks and secured the core banking relationship for a new $100 billion-plus institution created through merger and acquisition activity.
FIS describes an enterprise platform strategy that allows large banks to modernize core capabilities progressively, adopt AI and improve resiliency without full “rip-and-replace” projects, and reports that two top fifteen U.S. banks have completed proofs of value on this approach.
FIS (FIS) reported record first-half core banking wins in its community and regional banking segment, adding millions of accounts across account origination, digital banking and core modernization.
The wins came from competitive evaluations, platform consolidations, legacy tech upgrades and expansions within existing client relationships, as banks seek connected, simplified technology stacks. FIS highlighted AI-driven offerings such as Policy Optimizer 2.0, AgentEdge and a Financial Crimes AI Agent developed with Anthropic, which is in pilot with core banking clients. Open Bank (OPBK) selected FIS Origination Suite as part of its digital transformation strategy.