Custom Banking Software Development for Banks and BaaS Providers
As a banking software development company, we build ledgers, product engines, payment hubs and integration layers around a bank's core, from the team behind FastPost, a ledger that processes a billion transactions in under an hour.
Banking systems we built, measured in production
- 1,000,000,000
- financial transactions in under an hour on an in-memory ledgerFastPost, developed for Legerity from 2013
- Sub-second
- queries over billions of balancesFastPost production figure
- Nearly 10 years
- our engagement with Legerity, from 2013Nathan Pesin, CTO, Legerity Financials
- Who it is for
- Banks, banking-as-a-service providers and fintechs moving to a banking license
- What we build
- Ledgers, product engines, payment hubs, integration layers, KYC and reporting
- How it is sold
- Modernization sprints, time and materials builds, managed support or team extension
- Constraints we work to
- Your change management and access controls, DORA evidence, and a parallel run before cutover
The modern banking problems we solve around the core
New products, a legacy core and regulators who want evidence, all at the same time.
Ship products without a core release
Deposit, lending and fee products defined as configuration and launched while the core stays as it is.
Retire the core one module at a time
New channels and products on the new side of a strangler seam, with the old core shrinking module by module over the years.
Pass third-party risk review quickly
A short supplier chain, EU-based engineers, your access controls and a documented exit plan.
One ledger every report agrees with
Regulatory and management figures drawn from a single versioned ledger.
The bespoke metal exchange platform works great, it is easily accessible and richly functional. Stratoflow managed deadlines capably, meticulously documented their progress, and delivered a complex project at an affordable cost.
Bartłomiej KnichnickiVice Chairman, Supervisory Board, Mennica Skarbowa
Banking software development: what we build
Ledgers
General and sub-ledgers as versioned facts with sub-second balance queries, the model behind FastPost for Legerity.
Product and pricing engines
Deposit, lending and fee products defined as configuration, priced by rules you can read, launched without a release.
Payment hubs
Instant, batch and card rails behind one integration layer, with idempotency and reconciliation designed in.
Onboarding and KYC orchestration
Workflow across identity, screening and document providers, with the decision trail regulators ask for.
Integration layers
The strangler seam around a legacy core: the layer that lets new channels and products ship while the core stays as it is.
Reporting and reconciliation
Regulatory and management reporting that reconciles to the ledger, with day-end runs that finish inside their window.
Lending platforms
Origination, decisioning, servicing and collections platforms with a versioned ledger underneath, built around your products.
Mobile banking back ends
The APIs, security and services behind a mobile banking app, for the client your team or a partner builds.
Banking-grade systems we built
- Flagship · Banking and fintech · from 2013
FastPost: a billion financial transactions in under an hour
FastPost, a rule-driven, high-performance accounting platform developed for Legerity by Stratoflow from 2013, used by telcos and insurers worldwide.
1,000,000,000 transactions / hour
- Ecommerce · Banking and fintech
Mennica Skarbowa: real-time pricing engine for an omnichannel precious-metals platform
Intraday base prices from London Metal Exchange and distributor feeds, a rules-driven margin engine, and price distribution to web stores and physical shops.
Intraday repricing, every channel
- Integration · Architecture
Integration architecture for a global beverage company
A canonical data model and hybrid integration architecture on MuleSoft Anypoint and CloudHub, connecting regional on-premise systems with cloud applications.
Regional systems, one exchange layer
Services for banking systems
Questions about custom banking software
Do you replace core banking systems?
Rarely all at once, and we will argue against doing that. The approach that works is a strangler seam around the core, with new products and channels on the new side and the core retired module by module over years. We deliver that in scoped phases, and the first phase sets the ballpark for the rest.
How do you meet a bank's third-party risk requirements?
Direct employees only, EU based, your access controls and change management, DORA-style incident and continuity evidence, and a documented exit plan in every contract.
How much does custom banking software cost?
A written ballpark per component or module set after the scoping call, a monthly retainer for support, or a monthly team fee. Every number is given in writing, and the first delivery phase shows in working software what the rest is likely to take.
Will the bank own what you build?
Yes. The code sits in repositories you control from day one, the agreement assigns ownership to you, and handover with documentation is part of the scope.
How big is the team behind it?
A boutique team of senior engineers, every one a direct employee. In a bank’s third-party review that means a short supplier chain and a named team.
What technology sits behind a custom banking system?
Java and Spring for the services, an in-memory data grid where balance queries have to stay sub-second, Kafka for events between the core and new channels, and PostgreSQL as the relational store.
What should we look for in a banking software development company?
Systems it has run with money in them, and the names of the people who built them. Ask how the company works within your change management and access controls, what evidence it produces for a DORA third-party review, and what the exit plan in the contract says. Our reference is FastPost, the ledger we developed for Legerity over nearly ten years.
Banking guides from our engineers
- Fintech and Banking
Banking Technology Trends 2026: 8 Shifts That Matter for Bank Leaders
Eight banking technology trends for 2026, backed by data: mobile banking as the main channel, core banking modernization, AI with measured returns, instant payments, scams, DORA and fintech partners.
- Fintech and Banking
Fintech Trends 2026: AI Results, Profitable Growth and Instant Payments
The fintech trends that matter in 2026, with current data: investment returns for fewer and larger companies, AI that works in fraud and fails without a human route, instant payments, open banking rules, embedded finance after Synapse and APP fraud reimbursement.
- Fintech and Banking
Payment Integration: How Payment Gateways Work, Explained
How payment gateways work step by step, the integration options, PCI DSS and how to build a reliable integration.
Schedule a scoping call about your banking system
Thirty minutes with an engineer on the system around your core, what has to change and by when. You leave with a written view of scope and price model.