Industry / Fintech
Websites for fintech, where your site is part of the due diligence.
Your prospects run security checks on you before the first call. A marketing site with twenty-three plugins is a finding. We build fintech sites with essentially no attack surface, so your website helps you pass diligence instead of failing it.
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What's actually at stake in Fintech
In fintech, your website is evidence. Before a serious prospect, partner, or investor takes a call, someone on their side looks at your public surface, and a marketing site running a dozen unpatched plugins on shared hosting reads as a company that is careless with security. In a category where trust is the product, that's an expensive first impression.
The technical reality backs the perception. A plugin-heavy CMS is a genuine attack surface: each plugin is third-party code with its own vulnerability history, and a single outdated one is a real breach vector. For a regulated, security-sensitive business, that risk sits on the most public asset you own.
We build fintech sites static-first, with no plugin surface and no database in the request path, so the website is one of the easiest things in your business to defend, and one of the things that helps you pass diligence rather than raising a flag.
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The problems we see in Fintech
A public plugin attack surface
Every plugin is third-party code with a vulnerability history, exposed on your most public asset. One stale plugin is a real breach vector.
Failing informal security checks
Prospects and partners inspect your stack before the first call. A fragile site becomes a finding before you've spoken.
Compliance the site can't evidence
You claim security maturity you can't demonstrate when your own website contradicts it.
Hosting you can't fully account for
Shared or opaque hosting makes it hard to answer basic diligence questions about where your site runs.
What we deliver
What a Fintech site should do
Near-zero attack surface
Static-first, no plugins, no database in the request path: the site is trivial to defend.
Security you can evidence
Clear hosting, security headers, and an architecture you can walk a diligence team through.
Performance that signals rigor
A fast, precise site reads as an engineering-serious company, which, in fintech, you need to be.
Auditable & documented
Infrastructure and content workflows documented, so security questionnaires are quick to answer.
FAQ
Fintech, questions we get asked
Why does our marketing website matter for security due diligence? +
Because it's the most public technical artifact your company has, and prospects, partners, and investors inspect it. A marketing site running many third-party plugins on opaque hosting signals security carelessness in a category where trust is the product. A static-first site with no plugin surface and clear hosting does the opposite: it becomes evidence of engineering rigor.
How is a static site more secure than WordPress for fintech? +
A static-first site serves pre-rendered HTML with no plugins to exploit and no database in the request path, which removes the two largest attack surfaces of a typical CMS. There's no admin login exposed on the public site and no third-party plugin code to keep patched, so the number of ways in drops close to zero, a meaningful difference for a security-sensitive business.
Can you help us answer security questionnaires about the site? +
Yes. We document the hosting topology, security headers, and content workflow, and we build on infrastructure you can fully account for. That makes the website section of a security questionnaire straightforward to complete accurately rather than something you have to caveat.
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