- Fintech studio
- Integrations / Data / Tokenization / MCP
Fintech integration and reference engineering
Build the fintech system. Test the failure paths. Hand over the code.
Working payment and stablecoin integrations, financial-data products, tokenized-asset lifecycle prototypes, and secure agent interfaces.
Built against real sandboxes or testnets, with explicit controls, automated tests, documentation, and repository handover.
- ProductCapability
- MarketChosen buyer
- EcosystemDistribution
- ScaleRepeatability
4
Engineering services
Working reference builds
4
Build formats
Code, tests, documentation
10
Total capabilities
Engineering plus systems
3
Resources
Published articles
A diagram cannot prove an integration works.
Provider documentation describes the intended path. The real work appears in authentication, asynchronous events, retries, permissions, state transitions, reconciliation, and failure recovery.
Agentic Finance HQ builds the smallest complete version, exercises the failure paths, documents the limits, and hands the repository to the team that will take it forward.
Four engineering services. Executable outputs.
Each engagement produces running code, repeatable tests, technical documentation, and a defined production boundary.
Payments & Stablecoin Integration Engineering
Build and test payment, banking, and stablecoin integrations against real provider sandboxes, including webhooks, retries, state transitions, and reconciliation.
A working provider integration with tests, failure evidence, documentation, and code your engineering team can take over.
Financial Data Product Engineering
Turn permitted financial data into a working API, feed, benchmark, alert, or embedded product with schemas, quality controls, entitlements, and usage measurement.
A working data-product reference build with pipeline, delivery interface, tests, and documented operating requirements.
Tokenized Asset Lifecycle Engineering
Build and test a sandbox or testnet lifecycle for issuance, eligibility, transfers, restrictions, servicing, reconciliation, and redemption.
A working lifecycle prototype with control tests, provider interfaces, reconciliation logic, and a documented regulatory decision map.
Secure MCP & Agent Interface Engineering
Expose a fintech API to agents through a bounded MCP server or agent-facing interface with authorization, narrow tools, approval gates, audit logs, and tests.
A working MCP server or agent-facing API with explicit permissions, approval gates, logs, tests, and repository handover.
Architecture and operating systems that support the build
What gets built
Every engineering project leaves a repository behind.
The handover includes running code, tests, configuration, technical findings, known limitations, and a runbook for the internal engineering team.
How the work runs- Provider sandbox integration
- Webhook, retry, and reconciliation tests
- Financial data API or feed
- Token lifecycle test harness
- Secure MCP server or API adapter
- Repository, runbook, and handover
Defined formats. Concrete outputs.
The four primary formats cover provider integrations, financial-data products, tokenized-asset lifecycles, and secure agent interfaces.
- Provider Integration Spike & Reference BuildBuild and test a payment, banking, or stablecoin provider flow against the real sandbox before committing the production roadmap.2 to 3 weeks
- Financial Data Product Reference BuildTurn approved or synthetic financial data into a working delivery interface with schemas, quality controls, entitlements, usage measurement, and tests.3 to 5 weeks
- Tokenized Asset Lifecycle PrototypeImplement a sandbox or testnet lifecycle covering issuance, eligibility, transfers, restrictions, servicing, reconciliation, exceptions, and redemption.4 to 6 weeks
- Secure MCP & Agent Interface BuildExpose an existing fintech API through a bounded MCP server or agent interface with authorization, narrow tools, approvals, logs, and tests.2 to 4 weeks
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