Fintech and compliance
Financial software is judged on correctness and trust: payments that never expose card data, lending flows that leave an audit trail, and underwriting that holds up to review. We build with tokenised payments and PCI-DSS in mind, and have automated document-heavy mortgage back offices.
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Terms explained
- PCI DSSThe security standard for any system that stores, processes or transmits payment card data.
- Payment tokenizationReplacing a card number with a random token that is useless if stolen, so the real number stays with the payment provider.
- SOC 2An audit report on a company's controls for security, availability and confidentiality, often requested by business customers of software vendors.
- StripeA payment platform with APIs for cards, subscriptions and invoicing, which keeps card data on its own servers instead of yours.

