For platforms, marketplaces and lenders

Custom fintech, built around how your money moves.

We design and launch payment products for companies that have outgrown off-the-shelf. Taking money in, holding it and paying it out — assembled for your business, not a template.

What we build with

Pay-ins, holding money and payouts, combined for your use case.

Pay-ins

Accept cards, bank transfers and wallets from your customers.

Checkout for a marketplace
Embedded payments in your software
Recurring billing and subscriptions

Holding money

Keep funds in accounts built for your flows, with a ledger you can trust.

Seller and customer balances
Business accounts for your users
Escrow and scheduled release

Payouts

Move money out by bank transfer, instant payment or card.

Same-day payouts to sellers or drivers
Spend cards with controls
Credit lines drawn on a card

Cases we assemble

The case decides the stack.

Marketplace

Pay out sellers without becoming a bank

Funds flow through you, but holding them puts you in money transmission scope.

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Sub-merchant acceptance with FBO-held funds and scheduled payouts.

Vertical SaaS

Turn payments into a product line

Your customers already take cards. Someone else keeps the margin.

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Embedded acceptance, a business account and a spend card on one ledger.

Lender

Put the credit line on a card

Draws by ACH are slow, and your borrowers want to spend where they are.

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A sponsored card program drawn directly against the facility.

How we work

From idea to live product.

We don't resell a platform. We work for you, with whichever partners fit.

  1. 01

    Case

    We start with what the business needs to do, not with a vendor list.

  2. 02

    Stack

    We pick modules from each rail that fit the case, and leave out the ones that don't.

  3. 03

    Partners

    We run selection and negotiation with processors, sponsor banks and BIN sponsors.

  4. 04

    Launch

    We stay through certification, go-live and the first operating cycle.

Start with the case

Tell us what the business needs to do. We'll tell you which rails it takes.

Bring us your case