Company
About Stonewake
Agentic market intelligence for banks.
What Stonewake is
Stonewake builds company intelligence from official registers and watches a vetted catalog of courts, regulators, tenders, filings, official newsrooms, multilateral banks and the trade press, in every language, every day. It extracts financeable deals and ranks them in a Deal Book. Every customer-visible claim carries a verbatim quote from a stable public source page, or a labelled provider snippet where that page blocks crawlers.
The same evidence layer runs deterministic portfolio monitoring over a bank's monitored book, a company graph of register-cited relationships, explainable country risk over 245 jurisdictions and adverse-media screening of organizations and countries.
Who it is for
Deal and credit desks at banks: export finance, project finance and commercial real estate. Origination, portfolio management, country risk, reputational research, structuring and security, and the credit committee read the same cited evidence. Stonewake is in pilot with a German bank.
Where it is based
Stonewake is operated from Kleinmachnow near Berlin, Germany. The legal notice is on the imprint page.
Data residency
Workspace data, the product database and the audit trail stay in EU and UK regions, Helsinki and London. Search and model providers see public source text and queries only. We never train models on your data. Screening runs on organizations and countries; person details are never served.
How it is sold
Sales-led. There is no self-serve signup; access is by arrangement. Book a demo through the form on the home page or write to contact@stonewake.ai.
For agents
A read-only API under /v1 and a hosted MCP server give a bank's own agents the same cited data, off by default per workspace and enabled by arrangement. Companies and countries only; person data never appears. Developer documentation: docs.stonewake.ai.
Public content
Stonewake Monitoring publishes verified news briefs for export finance, project finance and commercial real estate desks, alongside country profiles, a glossary and practitioner notes. Every fact carries a citation to a public source; the briefs cover organisations only, never personal data.