IT services built for fintech

With a short scoping call, then a written outline of goals, constraints, and a proposed first slice. You get a clear next step within one business day.

Yes. Most work is collaborative - we embed alongside your product and engineering leads, share decision records, and design for handover from day one.

We match your stack when it is healthy. Common patterns include modern TypeScript/Node services, React frontends, Postgres, and cloud-native delivery - with room for your existing systems.

Yes, when they sit next to a real fintech product or platform need - tokenisation and RWA flows, on-chain settlement, smart-contract integrations, permissioned networks, and custody-adjacent tooling. We treat chain components as integration and security work with clear ownership, not as a separate crypto product pitch.

When capacity allows, we take focused rescue work: stabilize the release path, fix the highest-risk gaps, and leave you with a practical follow-up plan.

It depends on the slice. A focused delivery often runs for a few weeks to a few months. Capacity partnerships can run longer with a clear review cadence and exit criteria.

Yes. We sign NDAs before exchanging product details, credentials, or architecture materials that should stay confidential.

We prefer least-privilege access, named accounts where possible, and short-lived credentials. Access requests and returns are tracked so your security team keeps a clear trail.

Yes. We start with a short technical read-in - architecture, risks, and delivery bottlenecks - then propose a concrete first slice rather than rewriting from scratch.

Decision records, runbooks for launch and steady state, and a walkthrough with your team. The goal is ownership that stays with you after the engagement ends.

Yes, when it fits both sides. We agree a weekly capacity band, priorities, and a review rhythm so delivery stays predictable without an open-ended retainer fog.

Most collaboration is remote across Central European hours. On-site workshops in Vienna can be arranged when the work benefits from being in the same room.

We price around a defined slice or a capacity band after scoping. You get a written outline of scope, assumptions, and acceptance criteria before production work starts.