Open banking API infrastructure for bank data access and payments
Yapily runs open banking infrastructure on a Java/Spring Boot microservices core deployed to Kubernetes on GCP, with BigQuery, Databricks, Spark and Airflow behind its data layer. A dense security toolchain (Aqua, Falco, Prisma Cloud) plus open safeguarding and treasury work point to a company hardening for regulatory scrutiny while pushing enterprise capabilities upmarket and monetising data products.
Yapily is a London-headquartered open banking company founded in 2017 that gives businesses API access to banks across Europe for retrieving financial data and initiating payments. Its customers include fintechs and established firms across multiple verticals. The company is privately held with 51–200 employees and currently hires in the United Kingdom. Its platform is built as core microservices exposed through OpenAPI-defined interfaces, with commercial teams running on Salesforce and Gong.
Yapily uses Java, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, Docker and PostgreSQL on GCP, with BigQuery, Databricks, Apache Spark, Airflow and Kafka for data, and Terraform, Terragrunt and OpenTofu for infrastructure.
Yapily's job posts point to AI-native development workflows, open banking infrastructure, a safeguarding and treasury function, data product monetisation and enterprise capabilities for upmarket customers.
Yapily is headquartered in London, England, and its current hiring is focused in the United Kingdom across engineering, data, security, product, finance and sales.
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