GoSense.ai launches AI-native mobile security platform

GoSense.ai has launched an AI-native mobile web app security platform for banks, fintechs and digital payment companies. The product is designed to address digital threats across applications, devices, user sessions and transactions.

The launch comes as financial services groups rely more heavily on mobile apps for customer activity and payment flows. That shift has increased scrutiny of how institutions detect suspicious behaviour during live sessions rather than after a transaction is completed.

The platform is built around AI-native Runtime Application Self-Protection, or RASP, which is intended to defend applications against threats during use. GoSense.ai identified app tampering, rooted or jailbroken devices, emulators, debugging, malicious overlays, accessibility abuse and other forms of application manipulation as key risks.

It also uses what GoSense.ai calls Runtime AI Protection to analyse multiple signals at once and identify higher-risk patterns. In the company's example, a new device may not be suspicious on its own but could appear riskier when combined with a SIM change, unusual app behaviour, a new beneficiary or an unexpected transaction.

Based on those assessments, financial institutions can apply additional verification, increase monitoring or block a transaction under their own risk policies, according to GoSense.ai.

Threat focus

The platform also aims to tackle threats originating at the device level, including device compromise, app cloning, emulators, device farms, remote-control activity, SIM changes and suspicious links between devices and accounts.

GoSense.ai is targeting a broad range of financial products and services with the launch. It said the platform can be deployed across mobile banking, UPI and payment applications, digital lending, wallets, cards, insurance and wealth platforms.

The feature set includes runtime application protection, code obfuscation, mobile verification, app authentication, bot detection and account takeover protection. GoSense.ai positions the offering around monitoring app activity, device signals and transaction behaviour in real time.

The launch reflects a wider pattern in the financial sector, where fraud prevention and cybersecurity teams are paying closer attention to user behaviour on customer devices. Mobile channels now sit at the centre of many banking and payment relationships, making them an important point for both service delivery and attempted fraud.

Muthukumar outlined the company's view of that shift in a statement on the launch.

"The security perimeter for banks and fintechs is moving to the application, device, and transaction itself. With AI-Native RASP and Runtime AI Protection, our goal is to help financial institutions understand risk while the application is running and intervene before it becomes financial loss," said Muthukumar, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, GoSense.ai.

Noel said the company built the product around live monitoring of events as they unfold.

"We built GoSense to understand what's happening in real time, and step in before it turns into a loss. The real battleground for banks and fintechs today is the app on someone's phone, the device it's running on, and the transaction happening in that moment," said Noel, Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, GoSense.ai.