Open banking infrastructure connecting fintechs to European banks via API
Yapily operates Europe's open banking connectivity layer, letting fintech and financial-services companies access bank data and initiate payments across thousands of institutions. The stack (Java, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, GCP) is built for high-volume, distributed workloads—matching their stated pain points around scalable backends and transaction throughput. Hiring is engineering and product-heavy (14 of 17 roles) with a senior-skewed mix, reflecting the technical depth required to navigate regulatory complexity and maintain integrations across fragmented European banking infrastructure.
Yapily is a London-based open banking platform founded in 2017, now operating across the United Kingdom, Spain, and Lithuania. The company connects fintechs, neobanks, and established financial institutions to thousands of European banks, enabling secure access to account data and payment initiation. Core surface areas include open banking payment initiation, account information services, consent management, and a next-generation data platform. Customers span disruptive fintechs through to tier-1 incumbents; the company has raised $69.4 million and employs over 200 globally.
Java, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, Docker, GCP, OpenAPI, REST API, JUnit, and Testcontainers. The company is adopting iOS and Android mobile SDKs.
Active hiring and operations span the United Kingdom, Spain, and Lithuania, with connectivity to thousands of banks across Europe.
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