PAYMENT SYSTEMS
Payment gateways, pay-ins, payouts, provider routing, cascading, acquiring, settlement and reconciliation — so many provider failures are handled by routing and failover instead of manual intervention.
Red Monkey is a custom software engineering company building payment, blockchain, accounting and operational systems. AI removes a large part of the routine implementation work, giving senior engineers more implementation capacity and shorter implementation cycles without giving up engineering ownership.
Systems are designed, reviewed and released under the ownership of engineers with production experience in financial software. The tooling changed. Who answers for the system did not.
Five engineering directions, all in financial and operational software.
Payment gateways, pay-ins, payouts, provider routing, cascading, acquiring, settlement and reconciliation — so many provider failures are handled by routing and failover instead of manual intervention.
Wallets, deposits, withdrawals, node integrations, transaction monitoring, sweeps and fee management, designed to handle reorgs, delayed confirmations and stuck transactions.
Double-entry cores, balances, holds, commissions, reconciliation and financial reporting, with automated invariant tests that verify the books balance on every release.
Workflow, administration, inventory, procurement, payroll and operational reporting — the internal systems operations, finance and support teams use daily.
Provider and bank integrations, adapters, migrations and incremental modernization of systems already running in production.
The engineering work is the same one it has always been: understand the money, model the domain, decide the failure behaviour. What changed is how quickly our engineers can turn that decision into working, tested code.
Our engineers define business flows, domain models, boundaries, integrations and system architecture.
Requirements become specifications and bounded implementation tasks with explicit acceptance criteria.
Engineers drive coding agents through those tasks — code, migrations, integrations, tests and documentation. Every change is reviewed by an engineer.
Engineers review architecture, correctness, security, financial invariants and production readiness, then sign the release.
AGENTS PROVIDE IMPLEMENTATION CAPACITY. ENGINEERS OWN ARCHITECTURE, SECURITY AND PRODUCTION.
Bounded tasks can run in parallel, increasing implementation throughput while review and quality gates remain engineer-controlled.
Financial invariants · idempotency · concurrency · reconciliation · failure and retry behaviour · contracts · load
Audit trails · RBAC · sensitive-data boundaries · KYC/AML integrations · resilience
Architectures can be designed for PCI DSS-, GDPR- and data-residency-constrained environments; certification scope is client-specific.
Client confidentiality is part of the job, so the names are gone and the systems are not.
Pay-ins, payouts, provider routing, cascading, merchant configuration and reconciliation.
Blockchain wallets, deposits, withdrawals, transaction monitoring and ledger integration.
Multi-currency accounting, balances, holds, fees, settlement and reconciliation.
Unified API over multiple KYC providers with routing, normalized statuses and audit history.
We help engineering teams introduce coding agents into production development workflows — specifications, task boundaries, repository context, quality gates, CI/CD and team practices.
Your current development process, tooling, process bottlenecks and handoffs.
Specs, repositories, agent context, task boundaries and quality gates.
One real module implemented end-to-end through the new workflow.
CI/CD integration, team practices and training for your engineers.
We have been building financial software since 2008. Our engineering team brings production experience across payments, ledgers and blockchain infrastructure, and remains accountable after release.
Money flows, domain models, boundaries and integration design. Defines the system before implementation begins.
Services, data models, messaging, storage and deployment topology, and how all of it behaves under production load.
Specifications, quality gates, CI/CD, migrations, releases, observability and incident response.
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Our engineers define the architecture, write the specification and split it into bounded implementation tasks. Coding agents implement those tasks — code, migrations, integrations, tests and documentation — and an engineer reviews every change before it lands. Architecture, security decisions and the release itself stay with the engineers.
Agents receive access only to the code and project context required for assigned tasks. Production systems, production data, secrets and deployments remain human-only. For client projects we use approved tools and configurations whose commercial terms do not permit training on client code or data, and NDAs cover the engagement as they always have.
From implementation throughput. Bounded tasks can be implemented in parallel, so routine implementation can take less calendar time, while review and quality gates remain engineer-controlled and take as long as they need to. Senior engineers spend more of their hours on architecture, financial rules and verification.
You take it. Specifications, tests, migrations and documentation are produced as part of development, so handover starts from an already documented and tested system rather than from a separate documentation project.
Yes, and we often do. We can take a bounded part of the system, join an existing team, or set the whole agent-assisted workflow up inside your organisation — that last one is a service in its own right.
Send us a system brief, an existing architecture or a repository through the form below. A technical conversation first, a scoped proposal after it. We can start from requirements or from software that is already running.
New financial, blockchain or operational system from requirements to production.
Join an existing system, document it and develop or replace components incrementally.
Introduce agent-assisted development into your internal engineering team.
Tell us about the system, the architecture you already have, or the codebase you want us to join. An engineer reads every message and replies — no sales funnel in between.
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