Compliance-grade systems that still ship weekly.
Payments, banking cores, trading platforms, and compliance-grade infrastructure.
Compliance-grade systems that still ship weekly.
Financial software carries a double burden: regulators demand that nothing changes without a trail, while the market demands that everything changes faster. Most fintech teams resolve that tension by slowing down. We resolve it with engineering, immutable audit trails, reproducible deployments, and release pipelines where compliance evidence is generated automatically instead of assembled by hand each quarter.
We have modernized core banking platforms in place, built payment reconciliation that closes the books in hours instead of days, and taken trading systems from batch to streaming. The common thread is respect for the domain: money systems are ledger systems, and we treat double-entry integrity as a hard constraint, not a nice-to-have.
- Strangler-fig modernization: replace the core in slices while the old system keeps running.
- Event-sourced ledgers with immutable audit trails that satisfy auditors by construction.
- Automated compliance evidence in CI, controls checked on every merge, not every quarter.
- Chaos-tested resilience for the flows where an outage means headlines.
The recurring engineering constraints of fintech, and where we start.
Legacy cores
Decades-old platforms that everything depends on and nobody dares touch.
Audit & regulation
PSD2, SOC 2, and local regimes that turn every release into paperwork.
Reconciliation drag
Manual matching across providers that eats teams alive at month-end.
Real-time expectations
Customers expect instant payments on rails designed for overnight batches.