The Challenge
How Naehas Solves It
Personalized Offers
Turn richer customer and relationship data into relevant offers while maintaining control over eligibility, terms, disclosures, approvals, and fulfillment. As consumer-driven banking expands access to financial data, institutions need the ability to turn that data into governed customer experiences rather than simply collect more information.
Speed to Market
Dynamic Pricing
Cross-Product Rewards
Streamlined Compliance
Keep product terms, disclosures, approvals, eligibility rules, versions, and supporting decisions connected as products and offers change. This provides greater visibility into what was approved and what was delivered, as institutions operate under Canada’s consumer protection expectations. The federal Financial Consumer Protection Framework includes requirements concerning disclosures and appropriate products and services for banks, authorized foreign banks, and federal credit unions.
Core/Channel Modernization
Add new product, pricing, and offer capabilities within established systems instead of forcing every change through a major core transformation. Naehas provides a governed execution layer that can support modernization across digital, branch, contact centre, and other channels while existing systems continue to perform their core functions.
Turn richer customer and relationship data into relevant offers while maintaining control over eligibility, terms, disclosures, approvals, and fulfillment. As consumer-driven banking expands access to financial data, institutions need the ability to turn that data into governed customer experiences rather than simply collect more information.
Keep product terms, disclosures, approvals, eligibility rules, versions, and supporting decisions connected as products and offers change. This provides greater visibility into what was approved and what was delivered, as institutions operate under Canada’s consumer protection expectations. The federal Financial Consumer Protection Framework includes requirements concerning disclosures and appropriate products and services for banks, authorized foreign banks, and federal credit unions.
Add new product, pricing, and offer capabilities within established systems instead of forcing every change through a major core transformation. Naehas provides a governed execution layer that can support modernization across digital, branch, contact centre, and other channels while existing systems continue to perform their core functions.
Turn a broader view of the customer relationship into better decisions about what to offer next. Naehas connects product holdings, balances, behaviours, and other approved attributes to pricing, rewards, and offers so institutions can compete for a greater share of the customer relationship as financial choice expands.
Manage increasing product and offer variation without losing visibility into what customers receive. Naehas connects disclosures, creative review, eligibility, approvals, versions, and audit history to the products and offers they govern, helping teams maintain control as digital experiences and regulatory requirements evolve.


The framework governs how customer-authorized data moves between accredited participants under Bank of Canada oversight. It does not address what an institution does with that data once it arrives. The work of turning a customer attribute into an offer with defensible eligibility rules, correct terms, attached disclosures, and a tracked fulfillment record sits entirely with the institution, and most are managing it through the same manual coordination they used before. Naehas governs that layer, so wider data access produces more relevant offers rather than more unmanaged variation.
Under the Financial Consumer Protection Framework, federally regulated institutions must have processes designed to ensure the products and services they offer or sell are appropriate for the customer. Naehas gives teams one place to define eligibility rules, product terms, pricing, and the disclosures attached to each, while retaining approval and version history. As personalization becomes more granular, the evidence that each variation was reviewed and approved stays with the offer itself.
The Real-Time Rail will bring instant, data-rich payments to Canada, operating 24/7, with institutions gaining access in phases. As payments move faster, the systems and processes around them will face greater pressure to keep up. A financial institution that can move money in seconds should not need 120 days to move a product or offer change to market. Naehas reduces the surrounding cycle by connecting product, pricing, eligibility, disclosures, and communications into a single governed process.
Yes. Naehas manages product definitions, pricing, eligibility, offers, and disclosures above the systems of record and distributes those decisions to digital, branch, and contact centres. The core continues to do what it does today. Institutions gain product and pricing flexibility on a timeline measured in quarters, not multi-year transformation programs.
Definitions are governed centrally and distributed outward. The inconsistency that appears when the same change is recreated independently in three systems does not arise because there is a single source for the rule and a single record of its approval.