Quilo
AI NativeSolve C&I, CRE, SMB underwriting and liquidity for credit unions, community banks and emerging debt funds
Est 2021|Valuation $107M|Raised $10.5M
Solve C&I, CRE, SMB underwriting and liquidity for credit unions, community banks and emerging debt funds
Published Jul 14, 2026
Practical implication: prospective buyers may need to rely on vendor-provided references, peer networks, and standard procurement diligence rather than public review platforms.
The Forward Flow page includes a testimonial that states, in quotation, that Quilo "is keeping our bank relevant," attributed to an individual identified as Mark G. Field, President & Chairman. This is a vendor-published testimonial and should be considered in that context.
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A Banking CIO Outlook profile includes a quoted claim attributed to a company co-founder about the speed of digital origination and funding. The profile appears to be a sponsored or PR-style article and should be treated as vendor messaging unless corroborated by independent customer references.
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No Quilo-specific negative reviews were located on major public review platforms in the sources accessed. The available public material is primarily vendor content, accelerator announcements, and industry listings. The absence of negative reviews does not constitute evidence of high customer satisfaction; it may reflect a limited public footprint.
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These are vendor statements and should be validated through references, implementation timelines, and documentation.
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These are reasonable buyer objections derived from gaps in public documentation rather than documented customer churn reasons.
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Best fit appears to be community banks and credit unions, including institutions with asset sizes that commonly face concentration risk and liquidity constraints. A reasonable target band for initial qualification is institutions with assets ranging from the lower hundreds of millions up through multiple billions, subject to verification through vendor references.
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Quilo (a product/brand of Qoosh Technology, Inc.) is presented as a cloud-based platform and network for community financial institutions (community banks and credit unions) to:
The vendor describes the use of what it terms “agentic AI” for lending operations across KYC, underwriting, participation, loan review, and servicing/collections, stated to include human oversight and audit trails for compliance. These characterizations are vendor claims and should be validated during diligence.
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