@wislacode

Fintech integration engineering for banks and B2B platforms. Payments, lending, KYC and AML, open banking - built into your stack, not around it.

Warsaw, Poland
Joined May 2025
Two banks ask for the same mobile MVP and need different products. A transactional bank wants fast onboarding and a card in hand. A lending bank wants origination, and its MVP can ship with no repayment at all. Repayment is built after the scoring has run on real cohorts.
We moved an SME internet bank across in pieces. For a while half the screens ran on new middleware and half redirected to the old interface. We expected complaints. Customers asked when the next function would move. The bank improved throughout instead of freezing for a year.
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Two weeks of European fintech, and almost nothing shipped because someone built a better product. Things moved, or did not move, because of a licence. Three stories.
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Third. Adyen shipped modular APIs so merchants can sell through AI platforms without rebuilding payments for each one. Stripe's Agentic Commerce Suite does the same. OpenAI added BLIK as a recurring payment method inside ChatGPT.
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None of it sells intelligence. It sells one integration instead of many, plus a local scheme mapped onto a new checkout. Adapter work, and it rewards whoever already holds the merchants and the rails.
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1/9 Corporate mobile banking is no longer a luxury. It's a must-have for CFOs, CEOs & treasury teams. Why? Visibility, speed, and control. Here's why corporate banking went from "clunky desktop" to mobile-first super apps. 👇
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8/9 Modern apps know the user’s role & context: CFO → liquidity & scenario modeling Treasurer → FX, hedging Ops → documents, receipts Security → access & approvals
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9/9 The future? 90% of corporate banking will happen in AI-enhanced mobile interfaces by 2026. But human oversight will still be key for risk & strategic calls.
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