Financial Services
Technology that keeps regulators happy and trading fast — at the same time
We build systems for banks, insurers, and capital markets firms that meet strict regulations (SOX, PCI-DSS, DORA, GDPR) while staying fast enough for modern financial operations.
99.999%
Uptime SLA for financial workloads
< 1ms
P99 latency, co-located trading
8
Compliance frameworks, out of the box
7yr
Immutable audit retention
The challenge
Financial infrastructure engineering is uniquely constrained
Performance and compliance requirements don't negotiate with each other. The architecture has to satisfy both — by design, not by exception.
Multi-jurisdiction compliance
Operating across regulatory borders — SOX in the US, DORA in Europe, MAS in Singapore — typically pushes organizations toward building separate stacks per jurisdiction. That model creates exponential operational debt.
Sub-millisecond latency requirements
Trading, payments, and real-time risk engines require infrastructure that responds in microseconds. Most enterprise platforms weren't designed to deliver that with compliance controls active simultaneously.
Legacy core system risk
Decades-old core banking infrastructure is a structural liability. Modernization is unavoidable — but a failed migration or unplanned outage in a financial system has consequences that no SLA can cover.
Third-party risk surface
Financial institutions are increasingly targeted through their vendor and partner ecosystem. DORA now requires demonstrated third-party resilience, not just contractual guarantees.
Our approach
Built for the most demanding financial environments
Every capability was built in response to a real problem a financial institution couldn't solve with off-the-shelf tooling.
Compliance that adapts by policy, not by rebuild
Rules for each country or regulation are enforced at the policy layer — not hard-wired into separate systems. Adding a new market means updating a policy, not building a new environment.
SOX · PCI-DSS · DORA · GDPR · MAS · FSRA
Low-latency trading infrastructure
On-site servers, high-speed networking, and optimized execution paths designed for microsecond-level performance. Compliance controls run separately so they never slow down the transaction path.
Under 1ms response time for co-located workloads
Zero Trust security across all systems
No system automatically trusts another, regardless of where it sits on the network. Every connection is authenticated, encrypted, and logged. A breach in one system can't spread to others.
NIST SP 800-207 aligned
Audit-ready evidence, automatically
A tamper-proof 7-year activity log with automatically compiled evidence packages for SOX, PCI DSS, and DORA reporting. Auditors get what they need without requiring engineer time.
7-year retention · auto-packaged audit reports
Core system modernization
We run legacy and modern systems in parallel with traffic gradually shifted. Zero hard cutovers. The migration is fully complete before the legacy system is decommissioned.
Zero-downtime migration methodology
Third-party risk monitoring
Continuous monitoring of vendor and partner connections. Automated alerting on anomalous access patterns. DORA-aligned ICT third-party risk reports generated on demand.
DORA Article 28 compliant
Compliance coverage
Frameworks we design to from day one
Compliance isn't layered on after the architecture is designed. We design the architecture to the compliance requirements — then verify.
SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley)
US public companies and subsidiaries
PCI DSS v4.0
Cardholder data environments
DORA
EU financial entities and ICT providers
GDPR
EU personal data processing
MAS TRM
Singapore financial institutions
FSRA / CBUAE
UAE financial institutions
GLBA
US financial data protection
NY DFS 500
NY-licensed financial entities
Use case
Scaling across regulatory borders without multiplying infrastructure complexity
A bank expanding into new countries faces a common trap: each country has different regulations, and the instinct is to build a separate technology stack for each one. That approach creates more complexity and cost than the business can sustain.
Read our approachOur approach
We built one unified system where the rules change by policy — not by rebuilding the architecture. Adding a new market means updating a policy, not deploying new infrastructure.
Serving a financial institution with complex compliance requirements?
Our financial services team understands what regulators and boards actually need — not just what the audit checklist requires.