Cloud-native, composable core banking platform for banks and fintechs
Fimple builds a SaaS core banking platform that lets financial institutions compose products from modular financial functions. Its stack pairs .NET/C# and Go services with Kafka, Redis and Elasticsearch on Kubernetes, Rancher and OpenShift, built for on-prem and private-cloud bank deployments. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior engineering and product, with trade finance and SWIFT/EFT/FAST integration work signaling a push into international banking.
Fimple is a London-headquartered banking technology company founded in 2022. It offers a cloud-based core banking system delivered as SaaS, built on a composable architecture in which banks assemble products and services for their customers and fintech partners. Its target buyers are banks and other financial institutions seeking alternatives to complex, costly legacy core systems. The company has 51–200 employees and hires across the United Kingdom, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
Fimple runs .NET Core, C#, Go and Python with React, Angular and Next.js, backed by PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, Kafka, Redis and Elasticsearch, deployed on Docker, Kubernetes, Rancher and OpenShift.
Fimple is hiring in the United Kingdom, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, with hiring weighted toward senior engineering and product roles.
Current work includes core banking implementations, legacy data migration, trade finance solution development, money transfer products and SWIFT/EFT/FAST payment integrations.
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