Q2 (QTWO) Investor update summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Investor update summary
30 Oct, 2026Personal AI agents
Personal agents are viewed as a new banking channel, adding a front door rather than replacing digital banking or fraud platforms.
MCP endpoints let external agents connect to digital banking; banks retain control over security, entitlements, policies and the branded experience.
The platform remains central through its context, integrations, orchestration, data and controls, while agents coordinate user interactions.
Banks may delay external agent access while managing risk, but executives view broad adoption as a matter of when, not if; customers already use simpler aggregator experiences.
Fraud and cybersecurity
AI raises attacker capabilities through faster exploits, deepfakes and social engineering, while also strengthening defenses; effective AI use can help institutions counterbalance the increased threat.
Differentiators cited include operational security expertise, payment and login interception, orchestration, and behavioral data across applications and the financial ecosystem.
UAM, an account takeover and fraud product, is among the fastest-growing product lines; detectors can be added quickly as new channels create fraud signals.
Agentic channels widen the attack surface and increase incoming signals; cyber endpoint data is being combined with user signals to improve fraud decisions.
Security operations use AI to accelerate vulnerability fixes; Q2 Assistant completed the independent AIUC-1 assessment, supporting customer trust and credibility.
AI products and adoption
Q2 Assistant helps financial institutions complete customer-care workflows such as entitlement changes and password resets in under a minute, versus sometimes an hour or longer.
Q2 Assistant and UAM have significant early-access traction and are expected to approach general availability before year-end.
Early-access deployments are taking weeks rather than quarters or months; customers view the products as tools for efficiency, defense and competitive advantage.
AI-driven development speeds prototyping and iteration, with closer customer engagement and faster tailoring contributing to product demand and adoption.
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