BKN301 removes friction by building the stable data and infrastructure foundations needed for real AI impact. When systems connect and data is trustworthy, companies move faster, innovate confidently, and deliver smoother customer experiences. With Planky’s AI expertise, we strengthen this foundation even further.
In every technology conversation, there comes a point when the focus shifts from features to friction. This shift is important because friction, which is often hidden and constant, is what really slows companies down. It is not a lack of ambition, ideas, or strategy, but the subtle obstacles that appear in daily work.
When Mahesh, our CTO, talks about focus, he highlights an essential point: businesses move faster when their attention is protected. The best technology is not the one that adds more tools, but the one that removes obstacles to doing great work.
This is where BKN301 comes in.
The real problem is having systems that don’t connect and data you can’t trust.
The truth is simple: you cannot build intelligence on an unstable foundation.
Many companies hope AI will help them make better decisions or automate tasks. But AI is only as good as the data it uses. If information is fragmented, inconsistent, or outdated, every insight becomes uncertain.
Before we discuss AI, we ensure the data is trustworthy.
What does a solid foundation look like?
At BKN301, infrastructure and data work together and support each other. This creates stability that seems simple on the surface, even though much more is happening behind the scenes.
We begin by making sure all data is consistent. There are no contradictions, no duplicates, and no competing versions, just one reliable source. When companies no longer have to question their information, they can focus on what they can achieve with it.
We design our systems so clients do not have to worry about them. Everything works quietly in the background, keeping things running smoothly without adding extra decisions or tasks for their teams. This is what Mahesh means when he says, “Let us do the heavy lifting behind the scenes.” Our goal is not to be noticed, but to make progress feel natural.
As AI becomes part of daily operations, having a strong foundation is even more important. AI works best when the underlying structure is clear, not chaotic. By adding Planky’s AI experience to our ecosystem, we make our environment even stronger, with organized data, clear signals, and a platform that delivers reliable insights.
Because our platform is versatile, companies can grow or change their services without worrying about disrupting what already works. Change becomes something to welcome, not something to fear.
Why this matters now
Financial services are reaching a point where speed comes from clarity, not from adding more complexity. When data is reliable, and systems are not distracting, teams have the space to think, act, and create.
Customers notice the difference as well: smoother onboarding, faster responses, fewer errors, and more relevant services. This kind of progress comes from getting the basics right first, then building with purpose.
The future we are building toward
The Series B extension supports the direction we have always believed in: strong foundations first, intelligent layers on top, and clarity throughout. Planky is joining us because its approach fits this structure naturally.
When the fundamentals work, everything else becomes possible.
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