News from the Developer Portal

PKO Bank Polski invites startups with an existing product or service to apply for the Huge Thing Startup Booster acceleration program. Recruitment will last until July 28, 2024, and details are available on the operator's website. Read more...

On April 5th and 6th, we invite you to the largest event for the IT community. We are approaching the 15th edition of the conference, which will be held in a hybrid format - online and onsite at the PGE Narodowy in Warsaw.

We have 2 days of lectures, presentations, discussions, and experience sharing ahead of us. We invite you to visit our bank's booths (both virtual and in-person) during the event, where you can discuss our projects as well as the wide range of career opportunities in the bank and the entire capital group. It's a great opportunity to meet with recruiters and IT experts.

We invite you to attend the presentations by our bank's speakers.

Learn more about the event at https://warszawskiedniinformatyki.pl/

Find current job offers at www.pkobp.pl/kariera

The Innovation Booster Package, designed by PKO Bank Polski for startups under the care of entrepreneurship incubators, allows young companies to access a free PKO Premium Business Account and select additional services, such as a qualified signature and registration and hosting of their first website. The package also includes tools, courses, and materials recommended by other startups. Read more...

PKO Bank Polski has already automated 320 business processes, and its "digital employees" have completed over 300 million tasks in total. In the last 12 months alone, the robots have performed 100 million operations. The automation of repetitive and large-scale processes allows for the handling of more customer transactions and boosts operational efficiency. The bank has implemented an intelligent data reading tool for 7 million paper documents and scans, which has powered the robots and accelerated the automation of many processes. Read more...

PKO Bank Polski utilizes artificial intelligence to more effectively manage credit risk. Already, over 80% of credit decisions are made with the support of advanced machine learning algorithms. Thanks to modern technologies, the bank can more accurately assess a customer's repayment ability and offer a better-suited product. Machine learning is also used to monitor credit portfolios and payment timeliness. Read more...

PKO Bank Polski utilizes artificial intelligence and data analysis to better understand its customers' preferences and expectations. The bank can now tailor products to users in real-time and display information about them in the most prominent spot on the pkobp.pl homepage. By leveraging advanced technologies, PKO Bank Polski is advancing hyper-personalization to create individualized offers for customers. Read more...

The additional services platform of PKO Bank Polski was launched in March last year. Thanks to it, external providers can make their services available through the bank's digital channels, and customers can use the IKO and iPKO channels to access offerings beyond the banking world. They can already schedule e-medical visits, purchase screen protection for their smartphones, codes for e-books and audiobooks, cinema tickets, or access to VOD services. Based on the platform, PKO Bank Polski is expanding its offering of additional services and plans to double their number in 2024. Read more...

PKO Bank Polski is a partner of the Degen Hack hackathon, which will take place this coming weekend in Warsaw. The participants' task will be to develop solutions based on blockchain technology that can be practically applied in the financial sector. Over 200 people have already confirmed their participation in the event, including programmers working on international projects and Polish companies specializing in blockchain, such as Aleph Zero and Golem Network. The total prize pool is 45,000 USD. Read more...

Jakub Wujec, a specialist from the Big Data Office in the Data Analytics Department of PKO Bank Polski, was part of the winning team in the Super Vision Hack 3: Depo Predator Challenge organized by UKNF. The team won first place and the main prize for developing a web scraping tool. The solution enables the collection and analysis of data on savings products offered by Polish banks, along with a notification mechanism for detected anomalies. It can serve as an indicator of potential liquidity problems in selected financial institutions. In addition to the analytical engine, partly supported by ChatGPT, especially for analyzing PDF documents, the winning tool also features an intuitive graphical interface. Read more...

Bank employees have already created 218 tools for handling internal processes using low code/no code technology. As a result, more and more repetitive and simple back-office processes are being automated, replacing cumbersome Excel sheets, external applications, or sending documents via email. These digital tools are used in operations for tasks such as handling invoices, archiving documents, monitoring and administering products, managing credit settlements, and supporting advisors. This year, they have already completed 85,000 tasks. Low code/no code is a continuation of the bank's strategic direction towards innovation, which includes digital transformation in operations. It is also a way to further increase operational efficiency and develop employees' career paths. Read more...