Cross-border remittance app for diaspora sending money to India and Philippines
Aspora is a London-based remittance company serving diaspora communities sending money home, with India and the Philippines as its first corridors. A Chief Compliance Officer search tied to a Lithuanian EMI licence points to an EU regulatory buildout, while a multi-cloud AWS/GCP stack with Kubernetes, Istio, Linkerd and Terraform plus Pulumi shows platform maturity unusual for a company founded in 2022.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Compliance Officer
Aspora provides international money transfer services for people living abroad who send funds to family and accounts in their home countries, starting with India and the Philippines. The company positions itself on transparent pricing without hidden fees. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in London, it is a privately held firm with 51–200 employees. Its consumer product is delivered through native iOS apps built in Swift and SwiftUI, backed by cloud infrastructure on AWS and GCP. Current hiring is centered in India across compliance, security, design, product, engineering and support.
Aspora runs on AWS and GCP with Kubernetes (AWS EKS), Terraform, Pulumi, ArgoCD, CircleCI, PostgreSQL, Redis and Datadog, plus Swift and SwiftUI for iOS and Java and Python on the backend.
Yes. Aspora is recruiting a Chief Compliance Officer, with job posts focused on a Lithuanian EMI licence, risk-based compliance reviews and managing the relationship with the Bank of Lithuania.
Aspora is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, and currently hires in India. The company was founded in 2022 and has 51–200 employees.
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