Banks
Runlines for community and regional banks.
Banks run most of the same back office as a credit union, under a different regulator: the OCC for national banks, the FDIC and state authorities for others. The governance-first pattern carries over directly, a secure control plane, scoped agent identity, gated autonomy, and an audited trail, because the shape of the risk is the same even when the rulebook differs.
What carries over
The 20 canonical domains map almost one to one. Lending, BSA/AML, fraud, collections, deposits, and the rest are the same processes a community or regional bank already runs; a Runline built for a CU domain is a starter kit a bank forks and adjusts for its own regulator.
Where it differs
The compliance surface changes: OCC and FDIC examinations instead of NCUA, and bank-specific reporting. The Examiner Center exercise still applies, the frameworks a bank answers to are simply a different set, mapped the same way. The control plane does not care which regulator is asking; it just has to have the answer.