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MTS Bank

Predictive service scenarios and machine learning in scoring and risk

MTS Bank reported 700 million rubles of 2025 savings from predictive service scenarios and risk models

In progressCompany's own claim

Problem

The bank wanted to lower the cost of customer service operations, collections and fraud control.

Approach

MTS Bank, a subsidiary of MTS, used 250 predictive scenarios in service and machine learning models for risk analysis, credit scoring and customer value. About 200 employees used an AI coding assistant. A personalization model and AI agents for routine tasks were pilot or planned.

Results

500 million rublesreported 2025 savings in service operations through 250 predictive scenarios, per MTS BankCompany's own claim[1]
200 million rublesreported 2025 savings in collections and antifraud risk, per MTS BankCompany's own claim[1]
more than 2.5 billion rublesexpected effect over three years (forecast, not a result), per MTS BankCompany's own claim[1]

Takeaway

The bank did not say how it measured the savings. The 2.5 billion ruble three-year effect and the move from 40% to 60% automation are forecasts.

Categories

Innovation type
Process innovation
Evidence
Company's own claim

Sources

Source summaries

[1]InvestFuture11 Oct 2025

InvestFuture, citing RIA Novosti, reports MTS Bank's AI figures. The bank said it saved 500 million rubles in service and 200 million rubles in collections and antifraud in 2025. It forecast more than 2.5 billion rubles over three years.

Full details are in the original sources.

Added 2 Nov 2026 · Updated 2 Nov 2026
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