An AI Banker That Answers Every Customer Call in Seconds
Go from build to a live banking call in a day, on your existing number.

The agent verifies the caller, then looks up balances, recent transactions, and statement details through function calls to your core systems and reads the answer back. It answers product, rate, and how-to questions by pulling from the connected knowledge base instead of a static phone-tree script.

The agent qualifies applicants the moment they submit a form, gathers the details you need, and books a callback with a loan officer. It gives borrowers live loan status, payment details, and document requirements, re-engages stalled applications with follow-ups, and hands qualified leads to the right loan officer with a warm call transfer that attaches the transcript.

The agent places past-due reminders and walks customers through repayment options at scale through batch call campaigns. It authenticates the customer, captures intent, and routes disputes or hardship cases to a human collector, following the FDCPA, TCPA, CFPB, and GDPR rules you configure, with call frequency and disclosures handled per call state.

The agent works out why the caller is phoning in natural language and skips the menu entirely, hands off fraud disputes, complaints, and licensed-rep requests with a transfer that carries the full context, and uses escalation thresholds by intent, sentiment, or failed verification so only the calls that need a person reach one.

The agent covers nights, weekends, and holidays so after-hours callers reach a working agent instead of voicemail, at the same quality as business hours.

Native-quality speech across 31+ languages with automatic language detection for 10 of them, so one agent serves customers in the language they start in.
Why banks and lenders choose Retell AI



- Hubspot

- Twillio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- 8n8

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Hubspot

- Twillio

- Vonage

- Go High Level

- 8n8

- Zapier

- Salesforce

- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
- Avaya

- Genesys
- Five9
- Amazon Connect

- Telnyx
- Make
- Cal.com
Cut Costs by 90% with AI phone Agents
Pay as you go
$0 to start.
Enterprise Plan
For companies with large volumes, data or deployment requirements, or support needs.
Frequently asked questions.
What is an AI banker?
An AI banker is a voice agent that handles a bank or lender's phone calls on its own, instead of answering one prompt and stopping. It answers calls, verifies the caller, retrieves account and loan information from your systems, completes routine tasks like status checks and payment arrangements, and transfers to a human banker when needed. It differs from a basic chatbot or touch-tone IVR because it holds a multi-turn conversation and acts during the call, running on top of an existing core and CRM rather than replacing the systems of record behind it.
Can it verify a caller before sharing account details?
Yes. It authenticates the caller first, and you set exactly what it can disclose at each step. Account numbers and sensitive fields are redacted in transcripts, and verification rules are configured per call state, so a balance request and a wire dispute follow different rules.
Can an AI banker give financial advice or approve loans?
No. It handles informational and transactional calls, account questions, loan status, payment arrangements, and routing. It does not provide personalized financial advice, make credit decisions, or underwrite loans. Those stay with your licensed bankers and underwriting systems; the agent qualifies the caller and routes them with full context, then gets out of the way.
Does it work with our core and CRM?
Yes. It connects through SIP trunking on the telephony side and syncs call data into your CRM and loan origination system, so transcripts, outcomes, and extracted fields land where your team already works. You keep your systems of record and add AI to the phone channel.
What if a caller wants a human banker?
The agent recognizes the request and transfers immediately, passing the transcript along. You configure that rule, so a simple “agent, please” triggers an instant warm transfer instead of a frustrating loop.
How much does an AI banker cost?
Pricing is pay-as-you-go at $0.07 per minute with no platform fee or contract, plus $10 in free credit to start. You pay for minutes worked, not seats, so the cost reads as cost per call deflected rather than a flat per-agent license.


