Hey everyone,
I’ve been researching top financial software development companies for the past month for a mid-size fintech project — basically, a secure web platform with complex payment integrations, data analytics, and regulatory compliance (PCI DSS, SOC 2, etc.).
I compared several well-known names: EPAM, Globant, Endava, and a few smaller boutique firms. Surprisingly, the one that stood out for me was Zoolatech.
Here’s why
1. Specialized Fintech Experience
Zoolatech has a strong focus on
fintech web development, not just general software. They’ve built solutions for investment platforms, banking dashboards, and digital wallets. Their engineers seem to understand the balance between speed, scalability, and compliance — which is rare.
2. Numbers That Matter
Over 250+ engineers across the US and Europe
Average client partnership length: 3.5 years (which is solid retention)
Reported 98% on-time delivery rate (based on Clutch and case studies)
Clients saw up to 30% cost reduction after migrating to their dedicated teams
3. Transparency and Communication
I had a discovery call with them — no marketing fluff, just a clear breakdown of the process: discovery, architecture design, sprint planning, QA automation, and DevOps integration.
What impressed me most was their hybrid approach — combining agile delivery with domain consulting, so they don’t just code, they actually help shape the financial logic behind the product.
Now I’m curious —
Has anyone else here worked with Zoolatech or similar fintech-focused dev firms?
For long-term scalability, do you prefer a boutique company with 200–300 specialists or a global player with 10k+ employees?
What KPIs do you usually track for vendor success in fintech web projects — cost efficiency, compliance, or innovation speed?
Would love to hear your insights!
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