CONTEXT
Fintech
Technology used to deliver or support financial products, payments and financial operations.
DEFINITION
Fintech definition
Fintech is the use of software and data systems to deliver or support financial products, payments and financial operations. Its technical work often depends on accurate state changes, controlled access, reconciliation and evidence that can explain an event after it happened.
WHY IT MATTERS NOW
The current operating pressure
Connected payment providers, automated decisions and time-sensitive operations increase the cost of unclear ownership. The work should begin with transaction paths and control boundaries, without implying prior sector delivery or offering regulatory advice.
WHAT WE DO ABOUT IT
Work connected to Fintech
Reconciliation reporting
A report that shows where two systems disagree, how far apart they are, and since when.
Audit evidence
The logs, records and supplier map an auditor asks for, produced as a by-product of normal operation.
NIS2 and DORA readiness
A gap assessment and a technical plan against NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act. The obligations stay yours, the controls are ours to build.
NEIGHBOURING TAGS
Shared parts of the map
Trace the shared concern through your systems
Bring the system boundary and the decisions that need evidence. We will identify the connected work and define a practical starting point.