Trustworthy, secure interfaces for financial products and services: client portals, online payments, billing, reporting dashboards and identity verification integrations.
Financial products are judged on trust before features: a client who doubts the security of a portal won't log in, let alone pay. That means clear interfaces, strict access control, audit trails and payment flows that never leave the user wondering what happened. We build client portals, billing and payment systems and reporting dashboards with that standard, as in WaterSupply, where invoices are generated from meter readings and clients pay online through Stripe.
What we build for Finance & Fintech
Secure client portals
Clients see their contracts, invoices and history after strong authentication, with access limited to their own data.
Payments and digital wallets
Online payments, recurring charges and balances handled through established payment providers.
Identity verification (KYC)
Integration with identity verification providers for onboarding, where the product requires it.
Reporting and custom CRM
Dashboards and reports built around the numbers your team and your auditors actually need.
Risk and anomaly alerts
Rules that flag unusual activity so the team can review it before it becomes a problem.
Integrations
- Payment providers: Stripe, Netopia, PayU
- Automatic invoicing in SmartBill
- Identity verification (KYC) providers
- Banking and accounting exports
Related projects
- WaterSupply: A complete water utility management platform handling meter readings, billing, contracts, and field operations — with dedicated portals for clients, field operators, and admin staff.
Related services
Frequently asked questions
How do you secure a financial platform?
Strong authentication, role-based access, encryption of sensitive data, audit logs and regular updates, with payments handled by certified payment providers instead of storing card data ourselves.
Can invoices and payments be automated?
Yes. Invoices can be generated automatically from your data, sent to clients and paid online, with statuses updated without manual work, as in the WaterSupply platform.
How much does a fintech platform cost?
An MVP starts from €10,000 and a complete platform from €25,000. Systems with strict security and availability requirements start from €50,000. Every estimate is split into stages.