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News and updates for Inverite Insights Inc. (INVRF) focus on its activities as a Vancouver-based, AI-driven software provider specializing in real-time financial data and Holistic Financial Intelligence for the alternative credit economy. Company news frequently highlights platform performance, transaction volumes, and developments in its open banking and AI capabilities.
Investors and observers can find announcements about record monthly revenue and transaction volumes on the Inverite AI Platform, as well as updates on verification fee revenue trends and operating expense changes. The company’s releases often discuss progress toward financial sustainability and cashflow breakeven, alongside commentary on the growth of its financial database built from Canadian consumer transactions.
Inverite’s news flow also covers product and technology updates. Examples include enhancements to Microcheck, the company’s alternative database for non-registered loan information, and changes that allow Microcheck to operate independently from Instant Bank Verification as a standalone API product. Other items describe the role of Inverite’s AI-driven, cash flow-based Risk Score and Bank Verify tools in supporting lenders’ adjudication processes.
Another recurring theme in Inverite’s news is its work with alternative lenders, private mortgage lenders, and Mortgage Investment Corporations. Releases describe integrations with platforms such as Mortgage Automator, adoption of Inverite’s Instant Bank Verification, AML tools, and risk scoring, and case study results showing how lenders use Inverite’s open banking platform to adjust underwriting, manage defaults, and increase loan approvals.
For readers following INVRF, the news stream provides insight into how Inverite applies AI and real-time financial data in the Canadian alternative credit market, how its data assets are expanding, and how its products are being adopted by financial sector partners.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) is expanding its partnership with Weritas to deepen integration of Inverite's Digital Credit Infrastructure across Weritas' credit ecosystem in emerging markets. The collaboration moves Inverite from an initial Kenya deployment toward an ecosystem model that produces comparable, real-time credit signals to support institutional evaluation and capital participation.
The integration aims to translate financial and repayment data into structured risk intelligence, improving assessment of thin-file and credit-invisible borrowers and enabling more consistent capital allocation across distributed lending environments.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) entered an infrastructure licensing agreement with Weritas to deploy its Digital Credit Infrastructure in Kenya, marking the first operational activation of the DCI initiative on March 25, 2026.
The deployment targets regulated lending ecosystems, translating real-time financial behavior into portable credit intelligence while Weritas aligns capital, data, and market access to enable in-market operations.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) reported strong start to 2026 with record monthly performance in February. Key metrics: February revenue +5.1% MoM, January revenue +10.6% MoM, February transaction volume +9.6% MoM, and February transaction volume +35.2% YoY.
The company cites growing platform adoption among lenders and fintech partners and its AI analytics delivering the strongest year-to-date usage on record, supporting revenue and volume gains.
Inverite (CSE: INVR / OTC: INVRF) is sponsoring Open Banking Expo Canada 2026 on March 5, 2026 in Toronto and will participate as an Event Partner.
CEO Karim Nanji will join a panel titled "Powerhouse Debate: Commercializing data portability" to discuss monetization, real-time rails, consent, and risk infrastructure amid Canada’s Bill C-15 progress.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) reported nine-month results to December 31, 2025, with verification fee revenue up 14.3% to $1,050,569 and operating expenses up 2.4% to $2,847,482. The company recorded a net loss of $1,785,673, with $653,323 in non-cash share-based payments comprising ~36.6% of the loss.
For Q3 (three months) the company reported verification fees of $339,463 (up 12.1%) and a quarterly net loss of $1,092,883, driven by $548,341 in non-cash share-based payments. Transaction volume rose 17% YoY in January 2026.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) announced an agreement with Ownly on February 24, 2026 to integrate Inverite's Instant Bank Verification (IBV) into Ownly's digital homebuying platform. The integration delivers real-time income verification, cash-flow analysis and affordability insights to streamline buyer qualification and reduce manual documentation.
The partnership aims to improve onboarding for builders and homebuyers while enhancing fraud prevention and operational efficiency.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) will attend the Canadian Lenders Association's Automotive Finance Canada 2026 conference on February 10, 2026, in Toronto. The company will discuss real-time bank verification, AI-driven risk modeling, income analytics, and fraud-prevention amid industry pressure to speed approvals while strengthening controls.
Inverite plans to engage lenders, dealers, platforms, and policymakers on balancing faster, lower-friction approvals with stronger identity and financial verification early in the customer journey.
Inverite (OTC: INVRF) announced that Pay2Day renewed its agreement to make Inverite the primary bank verification provider, with the transition beginning in January and effective February 1, 2026. Pay2Day cited operational reliability, data consistency, and responsive support as reasons for returning to Inverite.
Inverite says it continues investing in bank verification, transaction categorization, risk intelligence, UX improvements, model retraining, and quality-assurance processes to support high-volume lending workflows.