Brokerage-as-a-Service platform for banks and consumer brands
DriveWealth operates a registered broker-dealer (FINRA/SIPC member) providing white-label trading and investing APIs to financial institutions and consumer platforms. The tech stack—AWS, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Apache Spark, Databricks, dbt, FIX Protocol—reflects a modern data and event-driven infrastructure, but pain-point and project data reveal operational friction: legacy system modernization, regulatory reporting accuracy, and compliance program gaps dominate the roadmap. Hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering, data, and compliance, with a Mexico expansion underway.
DriveWealth is a B2B fintech platform headquartered in New York that enables banks, broker-dealers, asset managers, digital wallets, and consumer brands to embed investing and trading capabilities via API. The core product—Brokerage-as-a-Service—powers fractional share ownership, rounding features, and traditional investment workflows. As a registered broker-dealer with FINRA and SIPC membership, the company operates under regulatory oversight requiring robust compliance, surveillance, and reporting infrastructure. Operations span the United States and Mexico, with active go-to-market expansion and commercial negotiations in the latter market.
AWS, Kafka, PostgreSQL, Apache Spark, Databricks, dbt, and FIX Protocol form the core. Engineering uses Python, Java, Go, TypeScript, and Kubernetes; testing relies on Playwright, pytest, and REST Assured.
New York, NY. The company is expanding operations into Mexico and actively negotiating multi-year commercial agreements to establish local presence there.
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