Canada's First Data Lakehouse Goes Global in Banking: Nabil Bank Becomes Nepal's First Bank to Implement a True Agentic Lakehouse Platform, DataNature
Oct 21, 2026
LONDON, Ontario - Oct. 21, 2026 - PRLog -- DLytica AI, a sovereign AI data lakehouse company based in London, Ontario Canada, today announced that Nabil Bank has been onboarded to the DataNature platform. Nabil( https://www.nabilbank.com/) is leading A class Commercial bank and it's the first bank in Nepal to onboard a true agentic lakehouse platform to power AI initiatives.
DataNature is Canada's first sovereign AI lakehouse platform, designed and built in Canada, To Power "AI Anywhere" mission as It runs in the customer's own cloud, data centre or in-country region, so data never has to leave home to power AI. In Nepal, it is hosted locally. With Nabil on board, the Canadian-built platform is now going global.
Key features
- Brings all your data together and build governed Context Layer for AI. Connects to more than 200 systems in one trusted place, so every team works from the same numbers.
- Private AI that stays home. AI runs on the organization's own systems. Private details are hidden before AI ever sees them.
- Build your own AI assistants. Teams create AI helpers that know the business's data and rules.
- Answers in plain language. Staff type a question and get an answer or a chart.
- Know every customer. A 360 degree view of each customer, grouped and ready for sales, marketing and compliance.
- Safe and audit-ready. Controls who sees what and keeps a full record for regulators.
"We built DataNature in Canada for institutions that can't let their data leave home," - Ashis Parajuli, Founder and CEO, DLytica AI. "Nabil Bank shows that need is global."
"Every AI initiative at Nabil Bank will run on one governed lakehouse, with our data kept in Nepal," - Sushil Bhattarai, Chief Technology Officer, Nabil Bank.
DLytica AI will bring DataNature to global institutions to power the world's data centers. It is also building a global network of resellers and system integrators to drive this hybrid, private cloud or on-prem mission to bring AI anywhere.
About DLytica AI
DLytica AI (DLytica Inc.) - https://www.dlytica.com/ is a data and AI company founded in [2018]. It is headquartered in London, Ontario, with an engineering hub in Kathmandu. Its flagship platform is DataNature, an AI lakehouse, with add-ons AI360 Studio, DocuContext and Voir. DLytica AI serves banks, insurers, telecoms and enterprises across South Asia, the Middle East and North America. Learn more at datanature.ai.
Contact us for implementation or to become system integrators : https://www.dlytica.com/contact-us
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Source: Dlytica Inc.
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