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Business · Banking · published 2026-10-15 · via FinTech Futures

Wichita lender to swap FIS core system for Maximum's AI-native platform

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Emprise Bank is replacing the FIS core banking platform it has relied on for a decade with Maximum's AI-native system. Maximum launched that solution in April. The Wichita-based bank is carrying out a major technology migration.

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Emprise Bank, based in Wichita, has relied on an FIS core banking platform for about a decade. It is now moving to a system from Maximum that is described as AI-native. Maximum introduced that offering in April. The bank is preparing for a significant technology migration. Such core-system changes can touch many parts of a bank’s operations, though the available information does not detail timing, cost, or expected results.

Context

The shift could affect Emprise customers, employees, and technology partners as account services and internal workflows move to a new platform. If the migration goes smoothly, it may support faster or more adaptable banking tools; if not, customers could face temporary service disruptions. The move may also signal how lenders weigh AI-focused systems against established providers, potentially shaping competition and service expectations in local banking.

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