Miami, May 5, 2026 — Today, Inter announced the launch of Seven, its AI Intelligence assistant, as part of the ongoing evolution of its all-in-one app. The new feature transforms how customers use banking services and represents a significant step forward in app interaction, now incorporating agents capable of executing tasks seamlessly. With this new tool, customers gain greater autonomy and take a more active role in managing their financial lives.
Seven is built on a simple principle: the customer remains at the center of all financial decisions. The interaction follows three straightforward steps: the customer gives the agent a task, monitors its execution, and approves the result before any sensitive action is completed. In this model, control stays with the customer, while AI supports and executes actions safely and efficiently.
“We’re entering a new era. Inter customers no longer need to know where each button is. They simply say what they want to do, and our agents will do it — there is always prior confirmation before any transaction,” said Guilherme Ximenes, CIO at Inter. “This isn’t just a new feature. It’s a new platform. A new way to use the Inter app,” he added.
From answers to actions
Since 2025, Seven has operated as a conversational agent to answer questions about Inter’s more than 180 products and services. In its initial phase, over 11 million customers used the tool, generating more than 20 million interactions in 2026 alone.
That initial phase laid the groundwork for the evolution now being announced, marking a qualitative leap: Seven now operates transactionally, allowing customers to complete actions through conversations. Initial features include:
- Installment payments on the global credit card
- Transfers
- Gift card purchases
- Reinvestment with automatic redemption
- Account and statement analysis
- Customer support and FAQs
- Consortium concierge services
Seven will be gradually rolled out to Inter’s base of over 43 million customers. The assistant’s roadmap includes expanding capabilities such as limit adjustments, credit products, investment management, claims support, and loyalty program usage. Over time, most actions currently performed in the Inter app are expected to be executed through conversations with Seven.
“We’re launching a new category of experience within Inter, and we have a continuous path of evolution ahead. Seven will grow based on real customer usage, with users directly contributing to improving the solution,” Ximenes said.
A platform, not a product
According to the CIO, Seven’s key competitive advantage is its architecture: it was designed to modularly integrate capabilities from across the bank.
“Banking, shopping, credit, investments, insurance, global services, benefits — each of these teams is building agents that will plug into Seven. Our technological capability allows us to launch new features in weeks, not quarters,” Ximenes explained.
What comes next
Today, customers initiate interactions with Seven. In the next phase, currently in development, Seven will become proactive.
“Seven will be able to remind customers about recurring retirement contributions at the beginning of the month, or ask if they want to repeat a Pix transfer they frequently make. When a new bill is registered under their CPF via DDA, Seven will notify them and help them pay it directly within the conversation,” Ximenes said. “This is the bank evolving from a place you go to, into an agent that works for you.”
To interact with Seven, simply access the search bar in the Inter App.
About Inter
A pioneer in the digital transformation of the financial sector, Inter launched Brazil’s first fully digital bank in 2015, followed by the first marketplace integrated into a banking app in 2019, and the first financial social network in 2025. Today, Inter operates as a Global Financial Super App, serving more than 43 million customers worldwide with a complete ecosystem that includes banking, investments, credit, insurance, shopping, international transfers, and a rewards program.
With an efficiency ratio of 45.5%, a loan portfolio of R$48.2 billion, equity of R$10.4 billion, and total assets of R$98.6 billion, Inter combines scale, strength, and technology to expand access to financial services. Its mission is to create a world where interactions between people generate more value.
