Official company update
How to build a compliant fintech SaaS platform in 2026
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2 technical · 3 other
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What the source says
Publisher previewA fintech product fails commercially for 1 of 2 reasons: it takes 14 months to onboard a single regulated enterprise client, or the underwriting logic that worked for 500 merchants collapses at 50,000. The market pressure is real. According toMarketintelo’s embedded finance vertical SaaS market report, the global embedded finance vertical SaaS market was valued at $51.0 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $253.7 billion by 2034, expanding at a 19.2% CAGR. The same analysis notes that platforms integrating at least 1 embedded financial product see net revenue retention above 125%, against roughly 105% for pure-play software vendors. That gap is why vertical SaaS companies can offer lending and payment processing as core products rather than as integration tickets, and why many SaaS teams that started in the fintech space now describe themselves as financial infrastructure. - Why financial institutions are moving off legacy systems, and what breaks during migration - The reference architecture behind a production SaaS platform in finance: API layer, ledger, embedded fintech rails, underwriting, risk engine
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