Banking platforms, exchanges, web and mobile apps, and the automation that connects them — designed, built and launched by one team, from architecture to production.
Free, no obligation. A 30-minute technical call, then a one-page plan: architecture, phases, main risks and a ballpark estimate. NDA before details.
We take a product from the first architecture diagram to production traffic. Each service below can be a standalone project or one part of a larger platform.
Core platforms for neobanks, wallets and payment companies — the ledger, the money movement and the back office around them.
Crypto and traditional trading venues, built around a matching engine you can reason about and audit.
Customer-facing products and internal tools, from interface design to release in the app stores.
We connect the systems you already use and remove the manual steps between them.
AI automation that works on your own data and inside your processes — with a human in the loop and a full audit trail.
The foundation under everything else: data pipelines, infrastructure and the tooling to see what is happening.
Not sure which of these you need? Describe the business problem. We will tell you what has to be built — and what does not. You don't pay for what shouldn't be built.
Get a free technical planNo black box. Every stage ends with something you can read, open or click — and a decision that stays with you.
We pin down the problem, the constraints and what success means.
System design, stack, integrations and a threat model before any code.
Short iterations against a fixed scope, with tests and code review.
Production deployment, load and security checks, handover.
Monitoring, updates and new features after launch — if you want us to stay.
Most failed projects fail in the same four ways. These are our rules against each one, written so you can hold us to them.
Usual failureSecurity is bolted on after launch, and the first audit sends the product back for rework.
Our ruleA threat model and an audit trail are part of the first sprint, not a task for after launch.
Usual failureThe contractor keeps the repository, and leaving them means rebuilding from zero.
Our ruleThe repository lives on your account from day one. No lock-in, no licence fees to us.
Usual failureMonths of silence, then a demo that does not match what was agreed.
Our ruleYou see working software every week and compare it against the agreed scope.
Usual failureThe system works, but nobody can prove how — or run it without the people who built it.
Our ruleLogs, access rules, documentation and a runbook are delivered together with the system.
We pick technology for reliability and for how easy it will be to hire for later. If you already have a stack, we work in it.
The technical plan tells us which one fits. You can move between them as the product grows.
We take the whole product: design, engineering, launch.
Our engineers join your product and your process.
Architecture, audit and CTO-level decisions without a full build.
If yours is not here, ask it in the form — we answer with specifics, not a sales call.
It depends on scope, and we will not guess before we understand it. The technical plan breaks the work into phases with an estimate for each, so you see the timeline before you commit.
The technical plan includes a ballpark estimate. Most projects start with an MVP phase; after the architecture stage you get a fixed scope and price for each phase. Each phase is paid in advance, so the budget never moves without your decision.
You do. The repository is on your account from the first commit, and all rights to the code we write for you are transferred to you under the contract.
We build the technology and the processes a regulated business needs — KYC/AML flows, audit trails, reporting. Licences and regulatory approvals are obtained by you with your legal counsel; we work alongside them.
Yes. Most projects start inside an existing landscape. We integrate with what works and replace only what blocks you.
We sign an NDA before you share any details. After launch, support is optional: we can operate the system for you or hand it over to your team with full documentation.
A few sentences are enough. You get a written plan you can keep — whether or not we end up working together.