A fintech-first engineering practice for regional banks, exchanges, payments rails and trading desks across Southeast Asia. We’ve been building this kind of system since 2015 — long before AI made it fashionable. The audit trail is the product.
Selected work →Core wrappers, ledger APIs, and integration layers that sit between a thirty-year-old mainframe and a mobile app.
Cross-border rails, FX engines, settlement reconciliation. Where a missed decimal is a regulator's letter.
Order management, execution, and the agentic layer that's quietly replacing the most senior traders' spreadsheets.
Matching, risk, custody and the night-shift ops that keep an order book quoting at 3 a.m.

Embedded engineering partnership with a Southeast Asian trading platform — reverse-engineering a legacy core into executable specs, then migrating module by module with no downtime.

A professional crypto trading dashboard that unifies multi-exchange accounts, positions, PnL and bulk orders behind a single Next.js + Elixir interface.

Embedded with Neutronpay's technical leadership to build scalable microservices, real-time APIs, and cross-platform wallets — Lightning under the hood, traditional payment rails plugged in.

A blockchain-native attribution layer that lets merchants verify every click, conversion and payout without paying for an opaque ad network.
Compliance is engineering work, not a checkbox at the end. Here’s how we treat the regulator-shaped parts of the build.
Type I in nine months from kickoff, Type II in eighteen. We treat compliance as engineering work — controls live in code, audit evidence ships with the build pipeline.
Information security management baked into the team's daily rhythm: quarterly access reviews, RBAC enforcement, centralized audit logs with 90-day retention as a floor.
Every commit is signed. Every deployment is logged. Every prompt change has a diff. When the regulator asks who touched what, the answer is already in the repo.
“In fintech, the demo always works. The audit is what breaks you. We build for the audit.”
A few sentences about your charter, your stack, and what the regulator cares about. We reply within three working days.