Jason Cao, CEO of Huawei Digital Finance BU, emphasized that the competitive edge in financial technology is migrating from raw model power to enterprise-wide system capabilities. The Fintelligent solution addresses the hurdles of scalability and sustainability through three core pillars: Agent Factory, Token Factory, and Data-Knowledge Factory. These components function as a specialized infrastructure meant to integrate data, knowledge, and agent operations into the core of banking business workflows.

At the heart of this architecture lies openJiuwen, an open-source platform built on a financial-grade kernel to support multi-agent collaboration and stable, long-term operations. Complementing this, Huawei launched TokeNexus to manage the full lifecycle of AI tokens, ensuring that banks can scale their deployments while keeping costs and performance predictable. The Data-Knowledge Factory further refines this by converting legacy business rules and disparate documents into structured knowledge assets. By transforming siloed information into domain-specific intelligence, Huawei aims to provide banks with a roadmap for modernizing legacy systems while building autonomous, agent-led financial services.