MoneySuperMarket deployed Money Concierge AI assistant with Amazon Bedrock

MoneySuperMarket (MONY Group plc) deployed the Money Concierge AI assistant to help customers evaluate credit card offers, eligibility, fees, and interest-free periods. The solution uses Amazon Bedrock, Bedrock Knowledge Bases, Amazon OpenSearch Serverless, Amazon S3, AWS Step Functions, and AWS Lambda in a private, serverless architecture integrated into the credit-card journey.

Organization
MoneySuperMarket
Industry
Finance
Published
February 2026

Reported outcomes

+93%

positive feedbackCustomer experience

55,000 customerscustomers helped

Strategic outcomes

Customer experience & trustImproved decision support for credit card selectionSpeed & agilityMoved from proof of concept to production in 6 monthsCustomer experience & trustDelivered personalized card suggestions and repayment guidance

Catalog median for customer experience deployments: +69% across 99 reported metrics. Compare benchmarks →

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Use case focus

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  • 1Customer personalization
  • 2Decision support
Customers found it overwhelming to compare credit card offers and understand eligibility, intro periods, fees, and repayment choices.
  • MoneySuperMarket built an AI-powered assistant on AWS that extracts customer context from forms and credit reports, enriches prompts through Step Functions, grounds responses with Bedrock Knowledge Bases, and uses current offers from third-party APIs.
  • The solution was moved from proof of concept to production in six months and integrated into the credit card channel.
  • The assistant helped over 55,000 customers and received 93% positive feedback.
  • The article reports improved customer engagement and conversion.
Architecture

A serverless AWS architecture used Amazon S3 for documentation and terms, AWS Lambda as the API entry point and VPC-attached compute, AWS Step Functions to orchestrate backend workflows and prompt enrichment, Amazon Bedrock for generative responses, Bedrock Knowledge Bases for retrieval-augmented generation over MSM documentation and T&Cs, and Amazon OpenSearch Serverless as the vector store. VPC endpoints kept Bedrock traffic private within AWS.

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Sources & evidence1
Groundedness: 5/5Type: Blog PostPublished: Feb 6, 2026Publisher: AWSEvidence: VendorConfidence: Medium

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