Host Reggie Young sits down with Allen Osgood, CEO and co-founder of Eisen, the company modernising escheatment — the process by which dormant accounts and abandoned funds get transferred to state governments.

Custom Code Rules lets you write TypeScript logic directly in the Lithic Rules Engine. With Lithic's AI assistant, rather than coding the TypeScript yourself, you describe the rule you want in plain language and the assistant generates it for you. Watch our demo to learn more.

Card programs are required by their sponsor banks to monitor transactions for suspected fraud and financial crime activities, flag anomalies, and manage cases through to resolution. Lithic has operated transaction monitoring on our program-managed clients’ behalf for years. Today, we’re launching this capability as a standalone native module in the Lithic platform.

Host Reggie Young sits down with Scott Bass, Managing Director at Ensemblex cover what Capital One actually got right that most people miss, the lessons Monzo taught about building products that feel nothing like a bank, and the most predictable mistakes fintech founders make when building credit products.

The reality of agentic payments today- what's hype, what's actually transacting, and why human-in-the-loop is a feature, not a bug. The conversation covers the technical choke points legacy infrastructure wasn't designed to handle, the intent and fraud problem nobody has solved yet, why the industry is over-complicating protocol selection, and what a smarter approach to tokenization could unlock. 

Lithic built a bottoms-up subledger system that reconciles all activity to external sources at the transaction level, then layered on AI agents to make the validation process scalable, repeatable, and able to operate at a depth and speed that would be difficult to match manually

Building credit statements is a significant engineering and compliance investment for programs to manage on their own and the primary motivation for why we’ve built it as core credit infrastructure rather than something programs have to assemble themselves.

Use the Lithic MCP server to connect AI assistants to the Lithic API, spin up cards, configure controls, and validate fraud rules from your existing editor.

In this episode, host Reggie Young sits down with Gavin Nachbar, founder of Column Tax and Chief Product Officer at Aiwyn, to unpack what it really takes to build in one of fintech’s most complex and overlooked spaces: tax filing.

Templates can only take you so far. This post explains how we built Custom Code Rules, a recently released feature that’s part of our Fraud Command package which let clients write their own TypeScript logic directly Lithic's Rules Engine.

We’re excited to officially launch Fraud Essentials and Fraud Command. Together, they cover the full spectrum of what card programs need to protect cardholders, reduce losses, and operate with confidence.

Reggie Young sits down with Simon Taylor, founder of Fintech Brainfood and Head of Market Development at Tempo, to unpack one of the most debated topics in fintech: agentic commerce. Simon challenges the idea that stablecoins will displace card networks, explaining why cards don’t move money, how stablecoins actually fit into the stack, and why virtual cards may be the first real payment primitive for AI agents.

Discover Lithic’s Q1 product updates, including enhanced fraud rules and new consumer revolving credit capabilities for ambitious fintechs.

Every consumer card program operating in the United States carries a non-negotiable obligation: Know Your Customer. KYC isn't a checkbox. It's a living requirement that governs who is permitted to access the financial system and who isn't.

Lithic has supported consumer revolving credit programs for years through our direct-to-network processing and integrated third-party ledger provider partnerships. Today, we’re excited to announce an expansion of that support with the launch of a native consumer revolving credit ledger, which brings the same infrastructure depth and thoughtful design that has long powered our commercial revolving programs directly to consumer use cases as well. 

Stablecoin transaction volume has grown to $8 trillion, but turning those balances into real-world spending power requires the right infrastructure. In this webinar, you'll discover why cards are becoming the primary off-ramp for stablecoin spending and see how companies are using stablecoin-backed cards for cross-border payroll and web3 wallet spending in production today.

Two powerful new capabilities, backtesting and Custom Code Rules, are now generally available in the Lithic Dashboard. Together, they represent a meaningful expansion of what card programs can do with our decisioning rules platform and they’re among the first features available within Fraud Command, our new premium fraud tooling tier launching soon.

Lithic gave Karta the building blocks to construct a card program that reflects how their business actually works, not how legacy processors assume it should.