A payment succeeds, but the balance is wrong. A refund gets processed twice. Your finance team spends hours matching and reconciling records by hand. This is what makes Fintech hard.
Connecting an API is only part of the job. Your software modeled to understand each transaction, handle failures, and give your finance team a way to investigate what happened. That takes an understanding of both the business and the code.
Work with engineers who can discuss the accounting with finance, the tech tradeoffs with engineering, and plan ahead what happens when things go wrong.
We’ve rebuilt a small-business loan application for Accion Opportunity Fund, worked on Twisp’s ledger platform, and integrated Twisp into ROH’s payment system. You get that experience on your project, from the first technical decisions through launch.
Accion Opportunity Fund / Small-business lending
We re-architected, rebuilt, and launched AOF’s loan-application system, integrating with their existing loan origination and management systems.
Our work also included financial data platforms, Alloy KYC integration, and a variety of data feeds supporting AOF’s custom scorecard.
After the initial launch, AOF extended the engagement to keep building with Piton Labs.
“We were immediately impressed with not only Piton's technical capabilities, but also their deep understanding of our complex loan origination system. They were able to take our high level requirements and execute on them seamlessly.”
Max founded Windrush, a fintech startup that went through Techstars, and later led engineering at KINETIC, a fast-growing insurtech company. His experience spans core banking, earned wage access, and data systems. He helps clients plan their products, make technical decisions, and build engineering teams.
Jason co-founded Piton Labs in 2021 after more than two decades in engineering, product, and technical leadership. He previously worked at WhoSay, which was acquired by Viacom, and has designed systems serving more than a million concurrent users.
