Develop critical fintech projects without hiccups
Experienced teams with high competencies in the delivery of secure financial technology
We supply reliable and predictable teams that deliver.
Team trained in compliance and handling sensitive data.
Work with a team who deeply understands the stakes of fintech security.
Build secure technology with a reliable partner
Innovate and evolve with a team who understands your business and knows how to help you meet your goals.
We know the procedures and regulations that leverage technology while staying compliant.
Experience helps reduces risks of project pauses.
Uninterrupted team dedication to maximize the quality of delivery, and resource availability.
We acquire the necessary business know-how to leverage our technical acumen.
Our specialists have extensive experience in the financial industry and fintech regulation.
Specialist competencies in fintech security for software risk management strategies.
Services overview
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Digital transformation
Improve and extend financial systems with enabling technology.
Cybersecurity
Keep customer information secure and prevent data breaches.
Business processes
Make operations more efficient and cost-effective through business consulting.
Cloud technology
Increase your processing capabilities with a flexible cloud solution that scales.
Regulatory compliance
Ensure your software adheres to the latest regulation and local laws.
Regulatory risk factors assessment
Increase your processing capabilities with a flexible cloud solution that scales.
Describe your needs in simple terms, our team will contact you for a quote. We can also conduct a workshop to get you closer to the end result.
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Fintech Insights, Opportunities, and Risks.
Spurred by the need for operational efficiency and simplicity, financial technology is a rapidly evolving sector. The global fintech market size is projected to grow at a 20.3% CAGR between 2021 and 2030. From ubiquitous and affordable mobile banking to smart investment and peer-to-peer lending, fintech companies are opening avenues that just two decades ago were unavailable.
Because fintech solutions have their distinctive use cases and thus require different technologies, it’s difficult to write one definition of how fintech works. That said, fintech solutions need several software intermediaries to optimize processes, unlock opportunities, and deliver insights from data.
These intermediaries are:
Mobile applications are a staple in the fintech world — they give users instant access to their financial information. Almost all fintech solutions offer their customers a mobile app to manage investments or make transactions.
Web apps, otherwise known as online banking, usually give users access to more features than are available in the mobile application. A web application therefore exists in tandem with a mobile application. Companies can develop a web application to present more data in a readable manner (a smartphone’s screen is smaller, limiting the amount of data for convenient consumption).
Desktop apps are usually an extension to web apps provided by fintechs to make the service more stable and faster. Desktop apps can be written in the same technology stack as web and mobile apps (e.g., Flutter or React Native). This approach cuts development costs and speeds up time to market.
The core assumption for fintech is to make financial transactions simpler and cheaper for businesses and individuals. There are several types of Fintech Companies: Neobanks, Wealth management, Payments, Lending, Embedded finance.
Despite growing digital banking adoption rates across generations, 55% of the US population still exhibits reluctance toward open banking. Even though there are increasingly strict regulations and laws governing fintechs, that doesn’t eliminate the risk for many customers who consider entrusting their finances to newcomers in the sector. While banks with an existing customer base that expand their offer to include digital products have an upper hand in the trust area, fintechs have to overcome a few hurdles to increase adoption.
The main three reasons why customers are reluctant toward open banking are:
Data leaks and security breaches
Low transparency
Habits and customs in doing banking
Improving the adoption of fintech products among traditional customers with specific banking habits involves understanding their needs and preferences, focusing on user-friendly design and functionality, offering seamless integration with existing systems, and providing personalized support and assistance.
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