Payment processing platform for Latin American financial institutions
Credencial Payments operates a regional payment infrastructure business spanning issuance, processing, and acquiring across Latin America. The stack is security-hardened (Burp Suite, Metasploit, OWASP, Wazuh, PCI DSS focus) and cloud-native (AWS, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes), reflecting both compliance maturity and operational scale. Hiring is acceleration-mode with engineering-dominant hiring (7 of 13 open roles) concentrated in manager and senior levels—consistent with projects around deployment automation, network architecture, and compliance implementation rather than greenfield feature work.
Credencial Payments is a financial-services technology company founded in 1979 and headquartered in Buenos Aires, operating as a Mastercard Principal Member with active licenses across multiple Latin American countries. The company provides modular, API-first payment solutions covering digital wallets, cross-border payments, crypto on-ramping, and issuer/acquirer capabilities. Infrastructure spans four data centers distributed across Mexico City, Querétaro, Miami, and Buenos Aires, with regulatory oversight from regional central banks and PCI DSS certification. The business is sales-led expansion into vertical markets, supported by engineering-heavy investment in deployment, network resilience, and compliance automation.
Primary: Python, Django, Flask, Java on AWS and Azure. Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, AWS RDS, VPC. Security and testing: Burp Suite, Metasploit, OWASP, Wazuh, Selenium, Appium, Cucumber. Also runs Kali Linux, MySQL, Jira, Postman, FastAPI.
Monserrat, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. The company also operates data centers in Mexico City (Santa Fe and Querétaro), Miami, and Buenos Aires.
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