A compliant trading platform that grows with you

How we deliver compliant fintech platforms on tight timelines.

This is an example of how we work, using an illustrative company. It shows our approach, but it isn't a specific client project.

Methodology exampleFintech scale-ups ready to grow their platformFinancial ServicesSaaS platform developmentMulti-month engagement

The challenge

Fintech scale-ups often have a working prototype but can't grow with it. The platform is built as one big block, can't keep clients' data properly separated, and doesn't meet rules like PSD2 and MiFID II. Each new client has to be set up by hand, and that gets too expensive.

Built as one big block, so it won't scale

Client data isn't kept separate enough, which is a compliance risk

Onboarding a new client is manual and takes too long

No real-time fraud detection and no full audit trail

Our approach

We rebuild the platform from the ground up, with a separate layer for compliance. From our network we pull together a team with fintech experience.

Compliance & setup

First phase

With a compliance officer, we work out what's needed, design the setup, and pick the tech.

Platform & security

Main phase

We build login and access, the transaction engine, the audit trail, and real-time monitoring.

Client management & onboarding

Clients onboard themselves, with KYC checks and automatic setup.

Review & launch

Wrap-up

Security testing, a compliance check, data migration, and a phased go-live.

What this approach delivers

The approach gives you a platform that onboards new clients fast and automatically, stays reliably available, and meets the relevant financial regulations. How quickly it scales depends on demand and capacity.

Technologies used

MicroservicesMulti-tenant ArchitecturePSD2 / MiFID IIReact / TypeScriptKotlinAWS

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