Coris

Coris is an AI platform for merchant and payment risk, built for the companies that onboard and monitor sellers: software platforms with embedded payments, independent sales organizations, payment facilitators, sponsor banks and fintechs. It covers the whole merchant risk stack, from underwriting and onboarding through continuous monitoring, transaction surveillance and disputes, replacing the spreadsheets and single purpose vendors that risk teams commonly stitch together. The platform has several connected parts. Merchant Intelligence aggregates structured merchant data, proprietary risk models and external signals into dynamic merchant profiles. The Risk Platform is where teams build rules, route and resolve alerts, manage cases, tag accounts, track portfolio rollups and keep an audit trail. Transaction Monitoring analyzes card and ACH activity in real time using merchant and transaction signals rather than payer data alone. On top of these sit AI assistants that research merchants, explain patterns in the data and summarize cases in natural language, and AI agents that run risk playbooks by decisioning alerts, pausing payouts and closing routine cases. Integrations connect to payment processors including Stripe and Adyen, plus ticketing and CRM systems, and an exposure calculator tracks financial exposure across the portfolio. A managed risk service is offered for teams that want Coris to operate the function for them. Coris does not publish prices. There is no pricing page and the site routes every inquiry to a demo request, so pricing is quote based. The company states that its models draw on intelligence covering 330 million merchants across more than 50 countries, and it was founded by people who previously built risk systems at JP Morgan Chase, Google, eBay and PayPal.