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For banks and financial institutions

Your core banking can't be rewritten. It can be on call.

Built for the Java monoliths, nightly batch and ledgers that run your bank. It proves the cause, and never touches the books.

CHG-2291 · Fail read traffic back to primary

Nothing moves until every lock turns 0 of 6 locked.

  1. Least privilege: diagnosed as svc_3am_ro · read-only (03:14:09)
  2. Card data: 3 card numbers redacted before write (03:14:31)
  3. Four-eyes: 2 of 2 · Priya Shah, Marcus Lee (03:16:58)
  4. Change record: CHG0041187 opened in ServiceNow (03:16:59)
  5. Data residency: 0 bytes left prod-dc1 (03:17:02)
  6. Audit trail: event #523 sealed · chain verified (03:17:44)
Proven on a real core-banking estate

Tested where the bugs are a decade old

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lines of Java 8. One monolith. Ten years old.

One of them breaks every request without an Accept-Encoding header.

GZipFilter.java · line 41
if (request.getHeader("Accept-Encoding").contains("gzip")) {if (StringUtils.contains(request.getHeader("Accept-Encoding"), "gzip")) {
NullPointerException · 500 on every API call from that client✓ Found from the alert, proven live, fixed in one line
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real incidents injected, live
0
harmful actions
3m 42s
median page to verified fix

It never touches the books.

Infrastructure, it fixes with approval. Anything that would change a balance goes to a person, with the evidence.

Fixes, with approval
0 fixed, each one approved
  • Primary database stuck read-only
    Restores writes, re-checks
  • End-of-day batch stuck as running
    Clears the stale job flag
  • Lock contention on the loan tables
    Ends the blocking session
  • Message broker down
    Restarts it, verifies the queue drains
  • Edge rate limit set too tight
    Restores the configured limit
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writes to the general ledger
Escalates, never writes
0 handed to a person
  • Journal entries that don't balance
    Evidence to finance ops
  • Savings balance drifts from history
    Evidence to the product owner
  • Loans with no repayment schedule
    Evidence to lending ops
  • Duplicate payment receipts
    Evidence to payments
  • No cause it can prove
    Says so, files what it found
Mainframe and COBOL
Arriving at launch

Down to the paragraph that failed

The systems that settle your books overnight run on COBOL. 3AM reads them the way your best mainframe engineer does: the job, the step, the program, the paragraph, the field.

  • Reads COBOL, PL/I and JCLPrograms, copybooks and job streams, paragraph by paragraph.
  • Traces an abend to its sourceFrom an S0C7 in a batch step to the exact field and record behind it.
  • Follows the batch chainWhich steps ran, which datasets they touched, what tonight's run depends on.
  • Read-only on the mainframeUses the job logs and SMF data you already export. Nothing installed on the LPAR.
Symphony + xMatters

Approvals where your bank already talks

3AM asks in Symphony, the way your desks already work. If nobody answers, it escalates to xMatters, then a phone call. High-risk fixes wait for two people.

1:1

Interactive Approve / Reject form, sent to each approver directly

0

Inbound ports: button presses are read from the bot's datafeed

2

Distinct approvers for anything high-risk. One tap is never enough

RSA

Signed bot identity. Every decision lands on the ledger

Your stack, honestly

What it covers today, and what's next

Banks run decades of technology at once. Every tile says exactly where 3AM stands.

  • Live checks today
  • Reads and reasons over
  • On the roadmap
  • Java / JVM: Live
  • Oracle: Roadmap
  • Prometheus: Live
  • COBOL: Roadmap
  • Spring: Reads
  • MySQL: Live
  • Kafka: Roadmap
  • Git history: Reads
  • Splunk: Live
  • PL/I: Roadmap
  • Tomcat: Live
  • SQL schema: Reads
  • PostgreSQL: Roadmap
  • Datadog: Live
  • .NET: Roadmap
  • ActiveMQ: Live
  • Runbooks: Reads
  • MS SQL Server: Roadmap
  • nginx: Live
  • RabbitMQ: Roadmap

Bring us the system nobody wants to be paged for

See 3AM resolve an incident on a core-banking estate, then scope a shadow pilot on yours.