Kyash operates a full-stack mobile banking service built on Go, AWS, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Terraform—a modern backend stack suited to high-frequency payments. The project roster is heavily weighted toward compliance (AML monitoring, PCI DSS, transaction investigation, Visa acquirer integration) and payment reliability (processing logic, data matching, error reduction), reflecting both regulatory burden and operational maturity demands in Japanese fintech. Hiring has decelerated to 3 roles in the last 30 days across a 51–200-person org, with mid-level engineers and compliance specialists as the primary openings.
Kyash is a Tokyo-based fintech company founded in 2015, offering mobile payment and banking services to consumers and a financial platform to businesses. The company operates in Japan's regulated financial services environment, building infrastructure for money exchange and payment processing. With a distributed backend (AWS, GCP, Azure) and API-driven architecture, Kyash serves both direct consumer adoption and B2B financial integrations. The org prioritizes compliance and payment system reliability alongside product velocity.
Go, AWS, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, Terraform, GitHub, CircleCI, Docker, Datadog, PagerDuty, and Tableau. Also uses GCP and Azure for additional cloud infrastructure.
Core projects include transaction monitoring and AML compliance frameworks, mobile API servers and microservices, payment processing logic, Visa acquirer integration, PCI DSS compliance, and CI/CD pipeline design.
Kyash has open roles in South Korea and Canada, with 12 active positions focused on engineering, compliance, data, and design across mid-level and junior seniority bands.
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