AutoRek, a provider of enterprise financial controls and reconciliation automation software, has been chosen by two major UK digital investment platforms to replace manual reconciliation work as rising transaction volumes test the limits of their operating models.
Between them, the two platforms have over 3.3m customers and are responsible for more than £140bn in client and platform assets.
The deals show how growing investor participation and trading activity are placing heavier operational demands on digital investment firms, which need reliable controls and accurate records even as their businesses expand.
As these platforms grow, they must handle increasingly intricate data flows and large numbers of transactions without compromising record accuracy or the strength of their controls. When reconciliation depends on manual work, it can slow operations and force firms to hire significantly more staff simply to keep pace with growth.
AutoRek’s software automates reconciliation, exception handling and financial controls for financial services firms. Its intelligence engine for financial control, AutoRek ARIA, helps teams spot probable matches, make sense of irregularities and decide which issues to investigate first. This cuts the volume of manual work while ensuring that people remain responsible for judgement, review and sign-off throughout the reconciliation process.
The company’s platform also offers automated matching, break management and configurable financial controls, all built to help organisations cope as their transaction volumes and operational complexity rise.
The two wins point to a wider trend across the UK digital investment market, where platforms are prioritising operating models that can scale and withstand disruption. The new clients add to AutoRek’s expanding footprint in financial services, where it helps firms automate essential reconciliation and control functions.
AutoRek CRO Martyn Ward said, “Digital investment platforms are operating at a scale where manual processes can quickly become a constraint on growth, while the need for robust financial controls only increases as volumes rise. These customer wins demonstrate the growing demand for reconciliation technology that can handle scale while giving firms greater control, transparency and operational resilience.
“By automating processes that have traditionally relied heavily on manual intervention, firms can build a stronger operational foundation as their businesses continue to grow.”
Copyright © 2026 RegTech Analyst
Copyright © 2026 RegTech Analyst
