Onboarding and identity
Application flows for consumers and businesses: document collection, status the user can see, and a back office that can approve, reject, or ask for a better file. Secrets and vendor keys stay on the server.
Money movement
Onboarding, payments, ledgers, and the access rules around customer money. Built so a webhook can be delivered twice and the balance still moves once.
Application flows for consumers and businesses: document collection, status the user can see, and a back office that can approve, reject, or ask for a better file. Secrets and vendor keys stay on the server.
Stripe and similar rails wired so retries do not double-charge. Payouts, refunds, and fees post to a ledger you can reconcile against the provider. The UI reads the ledger. It does not invent a balance.
Roles for the customer, the operator, and support. Every sensitive action writes who did it and why. Logs do not contain full card numbers, bank details, or raw identity documents.
Rate limits, velocity checks, and a manual review queue for the cases the rules cannot decide. The product degrades to a queue, not to an open transfer.