Speed or control. Financial automation shouldn't have to choose.
Use AI in financial workflows without sending customer data in plaintext. Privent runs as a native node inside your n8n workflows. It tokenizes account numbers, identity data, and other sensitive values before an external model sees them, scores the risk of every execution, and restores the originals only at systems you have approved.
Privent Session
Place it after your trigger. It opens a session and a trace ID so tokenization, risk decisions, and audit events all share one execution.
Privent Tokenize
Point it at the field headed for the model. Card numbers, IBANs, and identity data are replaced with deterministic tokens.
Privent Risk Check
Scores the tokenized payload by tier. Use it as a Switch source to route high-risk exceptions to an analyst, without blocking the rest of the workflow.
Your model call
The workflow sends tokenized text to whatever model you chose, external or private. None of it carries a real account number.
Privent Detokenize
Placed before a trusted egress point. Destinations outside your trusted-sink list keep the token instead of the original value.
Privent Handoff and Audit
Handoff logs every delegation. Audit records risk score, category, decision, and timestamp, without storing the raw prompt.
Teams running onboarding, exception handling, and collections who want AI assistance without growing the plaintext footprint of their workflows.
Teams who need a named control point and a defensible trail for every AI-bound workflow, not a policy document.
Engineers who want to protect an existing workflow incrementally, instead of replacing their orchestration.
The FTC's Safeguards Rule, one of the rules issued under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, requires covered financial institutions to maintain a written information security program. Since the 2023 amendments, that program has to include specific technical controls: encryption, access controls, multi-factor authentication, monitoring, and regular testing, not just a general policy document.
Privent does not replace that program. It supports the parts of it that touch AI-bound workflows: sensitive values are tokenized before they leave the workflow, every execution is risk-scored, and every detection, handoff, and destination decision is logged with a timestamp, without Privent ever storing the raw customer data behind it.
Your organization is still responsible for determining which parts of the Safeguards Rule apply to your institution and for maintaining the rest of the written information security program around it.
We integrate in under 30 minutes. No orchestration changes required. Your pipelines keep running. Privent keeps watching.
Privent is a technical control that supports your organization's information-security program under the FTC Safeguards Rule and related financial-services requirements. It does not, on its own, make a workflow, a customer, or a deployment compliant with GLBA or any other regulation. Your organization remains responsible for determining the legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements that apply to its use of AI and customer financial data.
