European payments infrastructure and digital wallet platform
EPI operates as the technical and operational backbone of Wero, a pan-European digital wallet backed by 16 major banks. The stack—Kotlin, Java, Kubernetes, AWS, MongoDB—reflects a modern microservices architecture built for scale, while active hiring skews heavily toward senior engineers and product (69 senior, 22 lead roles across 126 open positions) rather than sales, suggesting a product-first, infrastructure-heavy organization. Current project work centers on payment settlement, fraud detection, GDPR/PSD2 compliance, and wallet integration—signaling execution across both core platform stability and regulatory complexity.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Product, Head of Engineering
EPI is a fintech infrastructure company building Wero, a digital wallet and payment system designed for European consumers and merchants. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Brussels, the company operates with backing from 16 European banking institutions. The organization spans 201–500 employees across engineering, product, operations, and compliance functions, with active hiring in Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, and France. The platform handles instant payments, fraud monitoring, settlement, and digital wallet features, operating under strict European payment regulations (PSD2, GDPR) and anti-fraud standards.
Kotlin, Java, Kubernetes, AWS, MongoDB, Docker, Terraform, Datadog, and Feedzai (fraud detection). Android and iOS support the wallet app layer; MySQL and MongoDB handle persistence.
Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, and France. The company is headquartered in Brussels and expanding across continental Europe.
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