Ödeal operates Turkey's largest physical POS network serving 125k micro-merchants, with a decade of regulatory approval from the Central Bank. The tech stack—C#, Java, Node.js, Python, Go, Docker, Kubernetes—reflects a maturing platform now actively adopting application security scanning (SAST, DAST, IAST) and managing a vulnerability aggregation system, indicating a shift from growth-at-scale toward security-hardened infrastructure. Current hiring mixes engineering, product, and security roles, underscoring a transition from monolithic architecture toward microservices while addressing systematic operational and financial reporting gaps.
Ödeal is Turkey's leading provider of physical point-of-sale solutions for micro-enterprises. The company operates across multiple product lines—including mobile-to-POS transformation, traditional terminals, and e-invoice integration—and is a Central Bank–approved payment solutions institution. With 125k active member merchants and operations centered in Istanbul, Ödeal handles cash and installment payments across contracted Turkish banks through a unified POS ecosystem. The organization is navigating a platform modernization cycle that includes migrating legacy monolithic systems to microservices, strengthening financial reporting processes, and embedding security controls across product and operational workflows.
Ödeal's primary stack includes C#, Java, Node.js, Python, and Go, containerized via Docker and Kubernetes. Testing and integration are supported by Postman and SoapUI; project management uses Jira, Confluence, Scrum, and Kanban.
Key projects include monolith-to-microservices replatforming, modernizing FP&A and IFRS financial reporting, regulatory reporting integration with Turkey's Central Bank, a payment facilitator product, and embedding security via a vulnerability aggregation platform.
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