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DevsReady builds fintech and banking software for banks, fintech companies and enterprises, using Java, Spring Boot, React, Kafka, Oracle and OpenShift. The team has delivered corporate banking, wealth management and retail banking platforms for some of the largest banks in Europe, and works as an EU-based nearshore engineering partner from Romania.
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This service is for CTOs, VP Engineering and procurement teams at banks, fintech companies, enterprises and system integrators looking for a dependable partner to build financial software. It fits teams that want to launch a new digital banking product, extend an existing platform or add senior Java and React engineers.
DevsReady is a boutique company led by its founder, Emanuel Neculai, a software architect who still works hands-on and brings over 12 years of experience in finance, banking and high-traffic systems.
What DevsReady builds for banks and fintech companies, taken from platforms the team has delivered for major European banks:
DevsReady delivers production banking functionality. The modules below come from platforms the team has built for major European banks.
For a financial institution, choosing a vendor is a risk decision first. DevsReady reduces that risk in concrete steps.
Banks and fintechs can engage DevsReady in four ways.
The core stack is Java, Spring Boot, Quarkus, React and Angular. On banking projects the team has worked with Spring, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Logstash, REST APIs, Oracle Database, Oracle Golden Gate, WebRTC, WebSockets, ActiveMQ, OpenShift and Docker.
The team builds for major European banks, where strict security, performance and regulatory compliance are part of every release. Its work includes secure order signing, full audit trails and secure exchange of sensitive financial documents.
Under DORA and PSD2, the obligations belong to the bank or payment institution, and it extends the relevant requirements to suppliers through its contracts and vendor due diligence. DevsReady follows the security rules, environments and processes you set, and the GDPR applies to it as an EU-based company. Specific controls are reviewed in your vendor assessment.
The team also made the digital applications of a large European bank accessible to users with disabilities, with WCAG-compliant UI components and support for screen readers and keyboard access.
Because Romania is an EU member state, DevsReady and its EU clients operate under one legal framework, the GDPR included. Engagements with international clients are run in English.
The team works on Eastern European Time (UTC+2, UTC+3 in summer). That is one hour ahead of Central European Time and two ahead of the UK, so most of a UK or continental working day is shared. With the US East Coast, seven hours behind, the overlap is the US morning and the Romanian afternoon.
Four case studies show this work for European banks: Next-Generation Corporate Banking Platform (corporate internet banking with client and banker modules), Secure Remote Advisory Platform (remote consulting for wealth management), Retail Banking Platform (evolutive maintenance across the CEE region) and Accessibility Compliance for Digital Banking. Client names are kept confidential.
Yes. For one of the largest banks in Europe, DevsReady built a corporate banking platform with payments and transactions, direct debit, a virtual branch, secure order signing, task management and activity logs with a full audit trail.
DORA and PSD2 obligations belong to the financial institution, which passes the relevant requirements to suppliers through contracts and vendor due diligence. DevsReady works inside the security rules, environments and processes you define, and works under the GDPR as an EU-based company. The specific controls are discussed in your vendor assessment.
Yes. An NDA can be signed before you share any project details, and confidentiality is standard in DevsReady banking work.
Code and IP ownership is written into the contract before work starts. For custom software, the common arrangement is that your institution owns the code and IP built for it.
Direct answers on how an engagement starts, what drives the cost, contracts and support. Prices are quoted per project after a discovery call.
It depends on who should own delivery. A dedicated team owns the product from discovery to production, a fixed scope suits a well-defined module, and staff augmentation adds engineers to a team you already lead.
Each project is quoted individually, because the cost depends on the scope, the engagement model, the seniority mix, the team size and the duration. You receive a quote after a discovery call, and the proof of concept is free when you continue with DevsReady.
DevsReady can stay on to keep the platform evolving, as it does for a live, multi-country retail banking platform. The scope of support, response times and hours of cover are agreed in the contract for each engagement.
More answers on engagement models, cost, time zones, compliance and IP ownership in the nearshore FAQ.
Tell us about your goals, your systems and your constraints. You will talk directly with the architect who would lead the work.