Fintech & Financial Software Development for the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the US
Trading platforms, exchange-house ERP, payment and wallet apps, and the back-office systems behind them, with the audit trails and controls your regulator and auditors ask about.
ClientsiBankMarketsAl-Mawared ERPZidlyG&D
A brokerage stack, an exchange-house ERP, a tipping app and a gold marketplace.
iBankMarkets
Forex brokerage
Forex brokerage: a CRM for trader relationships, trial accounts so prospects can test the platform, MetaTrader 4 integration and a rebuilt online trading system.
Read the iBankMarkets case studyAl-Mawared ERP
Currency exchange
Web-based ERP for exchange companies across MENA: real-time multi-currency transactions and rates, centralised multi-branch management and features for regional compliance.
Read the Al-Mawared ERP case studyZidly
Tipping & donations
Tips and donations by QR code: a customer picks one person, a team or a community case, team tips are split between members, and recipients track their balance in a wallet. More on QR tipping in Kuwait, where amounts run to three decimal places.
Read the Zidly case studyG&D
Jewellery marketplace
Flojics Technology built G&D, a gold and diamond marketplace app where trusted sellers showcase premium jewellery and customers make offers to vendors.
Read the G&D case study
Most fintech work is integration work.
Trading platforms, payment gateways, eKYC providers and accounting systems all have to talk to your product reliably. We use event-driven back ends, with WebSockets and queues, for prices, notifications and transactions.
- MetaTrader 4delivered for iBankMarkets
- Payment gatewaysPCI DSS-validated providers
- eKYC and AML screeninglicensed providers
- Bank and open-finance APIsthrough licensed providers
- Accounting and ERPyour current system, or Odoo in the UAE
- Mobile and web appsFlutter, Swift, Kotlin, React
- Back end: Node.js, .NET, Python and Laravel
- Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis and audit-friendly ledger design
- Cloud: AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, including in-country regions in the UAE and Saudi Arabia
The rulebooks your controls have to answer to.
- Saudi Arabia
- SAMA’s Cyber Security Framework and Open Banking Framework.
- UAE
- Central Bank of the UAE rules, including its Open Finance regulation; DFSA in DIFC and FSRA in ADGM; VARA for virtual-asset activities in Dubai. Some payment and stored-value licences carry in-country data requirements.
- Qatar
- The Qatar Central Bank’s cloud computing regulations.
- Kuwait
- The Central Bank of Kuwait’s cyber and operational resilience framework.
- United States
- The GLBA Safeguards Rule.
- Every market
- Anti-money-laundering reporting, personal data protection law and PCI DSS.
We build the technical controls and evidence behind these obligations. Licensing, legal interpretation and sign-off stay with your compliance team, advisers and auditors.
MetaTrader, exchange houses and hosting.
Can you integrate MetaTrader?
We delivered MetaTrader 4 integration for iBankMarkets, together with a CRM, trial accounts and an online trading system. For other trading platforms we review the available APIs during discovery.
Do you build ERP systems for exchange houses?
Yes. Al-Mawared ERP was built for exchange companies, with multi-currency transactions, live rates and multi-branch control. For financial-services back offices in the UAE, we also implement Odoo.
Where will our data be hosted?
Where your obligations require: in-country cloud regions in the UAE or Saudi Arabia, your own cloud account, or on-premise. We recommend that you own the cloud accounts from day one.
Can your developers join our fintech team?
Yes. Through team extension, engineers join your squads and tools and follow your security policies, including device and access rules.