Curvestone joins OpenAI Partner Network as Select Partner

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AI compliance platform Curvestone has been named an OpenAI Select Partner within the OpenAI Partner Network.

The partnership will see Curvestone continue to work with OpenAI as it develops and deploys AI-based compliance technology for regulated financial services firms.

The OpenAI Partner Network is a global programme designed to support organisations that build, sell and deliver AI solutions using OpenAI technology.

Curvestone’s platform automates compliance checks for regulated firms, including full case-file reviews, financial promotions and financial crime controls.

Its customers include mortgage brokers, networks, lenders and wealth advisers operating across the UK.

As a Select Partner, Curvestone said it will work with OpenAI to help organisations build, deploy and scale AI solutions, including the use of GPT-5.6 and ChatGPT Work.

Dawid Kotur (pictured), founder and chief executive at Curvestone, said: “Being named an OpenAI Select Partner recognises the work we’re doing to put the best available AI models to work in one of the most heavily regulated corners of financial services.

“Compliance is where AI has to be right, not just fast — and partnering with OpenAI lets us give mortgage, lending, and advice firms the confidence to automate regulatory work without cutting corners.”

Curvestone said its technology allows firms to review every case rather than relying on sample-based checks, with an audit trail produced for each case.

The company said this could allow regulated businesses to increase the volume of compliance work they process without a corresponding increase in headcount.

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