Senior engineers, in your repository
Whichever shape the contract takes, the people and the way we work do not change: senior engineers in your repository and your pipeline, accountable for the outcome.
Three ways an engagement is shaped
Longer relationships usually move between these as the work changes. Either entity contracts, in GBP, EUR, USD or AUD.
Team extension
Senior engineers inside your existing squads, in your ceremonies and your pipeline. Right when the constraint is capacity rather than direction.
Project delivery
A scoped outcome with an agreed definition of done: a ledger, a rail, a decisioning integration, a reporting pipeline. Right when the shape of the work is known and the risk sits in execution.
Dedicated team
A team on your product, planning in your cycles. Right when the roadmap outlives any single project.
Disciplines we staff ourselves
Combined into whichever shape the engagement needs.
Full stack product delivery
A team that takes a regulated product from the ledger to the screen: onboarding, cards, payments, servicing and the consoles behind them.
Front end engineering
Onboarding, card controls, disputes, statements, and the operator and compliance consoles behind them.
Back end architecture
Ledgers, payment orchestration, and integrations with cores, card processors, rails and decisioning platforms.
UX and UI design
The journeys a regulated product has: onboarding and verification, servicing, disputes, statements, designed with the evidence a conduct reviewer will ask for.
DevOps and infrastructure as code
CI/CD pipelines and environments defined as code, so a deployment is reproducible and a rollback is routine.
Quality assurance and testing
Contract tests against partner sandboxes, replayable fixtures and certification runs rehearsed before the scheme sees them.
Security and compliance engineering
Access control, audit trails and control evidence built into every release, not assembled before the audit.
Cloud architecture
Platform design on AWS, Azure and GCP, with cost and reliability treated as inputs rather than afterthoughts.
Technology we work in
What we reach for across engagements. Each solution page lists the stack used on the work it describes.
Questions we get asked first
We build production software for licensed financial platforms: back end and front end engineering, UX and UI design, DevOps, quality assurance, and security and compliance engineering. Most engagements start in one of four areas: core integration, payment orchestration, fraud and risk decisioning, or regulatory reporting. They grow from there.
Leave with the approach, the risks and what it would take
Ninety minutes with the engineers who would do the work, on one problem you name: a processor replacement, an onboarding flow, a ledger reconciliation.