KOHO: Generative AI on Amazon Bedrock for credit underwriting and fraud detection

KOHO rebuilt credit infrastructure to assess credit-invisible customers using behavioral data such as rent, utility, and phone payment records. The company built Kortex AI on Amazon Bedrock to extract behavioral insight for underwriting and used AI screen detection to reduce account takeovers.

Organization
KOHO
Industry
Finance
Location
Canada
Published
July 2026

Reported outcomes

−70%

account takeoversOther quantified impact

6 x lowerlending cost6 x lowerloss rates

Strategic outcomes

Other strategic outcomeExpanded credit access for credit-invisible CanadiansCustomer experience & trustImproved fraud protection and transaction safetyCost efficiencyImproved team productivity

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Use case focus

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  • 1Risk assessment
  • 2Fraud detection
  • 3Decision support
  • Traditional credit systems cannot evaluate credit-invisible customers.
  • KOHO needed to reduce account takeovers in its app.
  • Consolidated heterogeneous behavioral data streams into a unified underwriting view.
  • Built Kortex AI on Amazon Bedrock to extract behavioral insight for underwriting at speed and scale.
  • Used AI-powered screen detection technology to identify account takeovers and protect users.
  • Lent to customers at six times lower cost with loss rates six times lower.
  • Cut account takeovers by about 70%.
  • Enabled hundreds of thousands of Canadians to improve credit scores and lent hundreds of millions of dollars.
  • Saved customers tens of millions in bank fees.
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Groundedness: 5/5Type: Customer StoryPublished: Jul 8, 2026Publisher: AWSEvidence: PrimaryConfidence: High

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