Cards, wallets, lending, and investing—user experiences that feel instant with backends that respect ledgers, reconciliation, and regulatory scrutiny.

Fintech products that feel simple—because the complexity is modeled, tested, and observable

We pair mobile-first UX with idempotent APIs, strong authentication, and event-sourced money movement where appropriate. KYC/KYB, sanctions screening, and dispute flows are designed with counsel—not improvised after launch. Covers neobank features, digital wallets, lending workflows, savings/investing shells, B2B payouts, and embedded finance—partnered with licensed institutions when your model requires.

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Fintech App Development

01 // THE MANDATE

Cards, wallets, lending, and investing—user experiences that feel instant with backends that respect ledgers, reconciliation, and regulatory scrutiny.

We pair mobile-first UX with idempotent APIs, strong authentication, and event-sourced money movement where appropriate. KYC/KYB, sanctions screening, and dispute flows are designed with counsel—not improvised after launch.

Covers neobank features, digital wallets, lending workflows, savings/investing shells, B2B payouts, and embedded finance—partnered with licensed institutions when your model requires.

02 // ENGINEERING

Development process

Structured phases—from discovery to launch—with clear ownership and handoff points.

Regulatory & partner strategy (weeks 1–4)

We align on program manager, bank partner, and scope of Money Services Business / lending licenses. Architecture follows facts, not assumptions.

Core banking UX (weeks 4–14)

Accounts, transactions, transfers within partner limits. Security reviews and penetration testing early.

Compliance depth (weeks 10–20)

KYC polish, fraud tooling integration, dispute workflows, and operational runbooks.

Scale & polish (weeks 18–26)

Performance, incident response drills, and customer support tooling. Load tests on statement generation and notification bursts.

Operate (ongoing)

AML program updates; partner API changes; quarterly access reviews.

03 // CAPABILITIES

Core Capability Matrix

The building blocks of your solution

Onboarding

KYC/KYB tiers, document capture, manual review queues.

Accounts

balances, transaction history, statements, export for accounting.

Payments

cards, ACH, RTP, wires—scoped by partner and region.

Fraud

device signals, velocity limits, step-up auth, and case management.

Lending

applications, credit decisions via partner APIs, amortization, servicing hooks.

Compliance

OFAC, SAR workflows handoff, record retention, audit trails.

Notifications

push/SMS/email with regulatory content templates.

Admin

exceptions, adjustments with maker-checker, and full audit logs.

Embedded finance

merchant flows, split payments, platform fees.

Observability

reconciliation dashboards; alert on settlement mismatches.

04 // DELIVERY LIFECYCLE

The strategic roadmap

Milestones and checkpoints—each phase has a clear outcome before the next begins.

Milestone 01Delivery

Weeks 1–4: Legal/partner alignment, threat model, MVP scope.

Milestone 02Delivery

Weeks 5–12: Core flows in sandbox; pilot users; fraud tuning.

Milestone 03Delivery

Weeks 10–18: Production launch criteria; compliance sign-offs; monitoring.

Milestone 04Delivery

Weeks 17–22: Public launch; hypercare; backlog triage.

Milestone 05Delivery

Ongoing: New products (credit, investing), regions, and partner migrations.

05 // PRODUCT SCOPING

Choosing your path

Two engagement models—start lean and iterate, or commit to a full platform build from day one.

MVP

Speed & essentialism

Phase 1
MVP: single currency, core wallet or account + card or ACH via one processor, KYC vendor integration, basic fraud rules, admin exceptions. Excludes lending, crypto, multi-region licensing, and full B2B treasury. Proves retention and unit economics before breadth.
Recommended

Full product

Enterprise maturity

All-in
Full fintech suite: multi-product, international expansion as licensed, business banking, embedded finance APIs, and enterprise-grade SOC2 operations.

06 // PARTNERSHIP

Why work together

A single accountable partner across strategy, build, and go-live—not a revolving door of vendors.

John Hambardzumian
Direct collaboration

End-to-end ownership: discovery, architecture, implementation, and launch—with clear communication and production-grade engineering.

  • Discovery & alignment
  • Systems that scale
  • Implementation depth
  • Clear comms

07 // CLARITY

Frequently asked

We implement your UX and orchestration atop BaaS/processor primitives—so you focus on brand and customer experience while partners handle regulated rails where appropriate.

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