We build the plumbing so you can build the brand.
Dogma Nexus is the second generation of a payments platform that has settled crores of rupees in production. The first generation taught us what to keep. The second is everything we wish we'd built the first time.
The first version — a .NET Framework monolith we built starting in 2018 — powers dozens of live payments businesses today, and will keep doing so. It works. But every new vendor integration got slower, every new business shared the same database, and every incident touched everyone.
Dogma Nexus is the answer. Hard tenant isolation. Permission-first RBAC. Double-entry ledger. Transactional outbox. Signed, idempotent webhooks. All of it required by tests and code review — not by convention.
We onboard new businesses only. We don't force migrations. And we don't sell the platform to two competing brands in the same city without their knowledge.
What we won't compromise on
Money is not a feature.
Every design decision is filtered through: does this protect the ledger? Would this survive a Postgres failover, a vendor outage, a duplicate webhook? If not, we build it differently.
The customer owns their data.
Each business's transactions live in their database, not ours. It's inconvenient for us and correct for them. That trade-off is not on the table.
Boring on purpose.
Docker, standard Postgres, EF Core, Firebase, HTTP + JSON. Nothing exotic where it doesn't earn its keep. Boring tools compose predictably.
Ship the safeguard first.
Idempotency, outbox, signed webhooks, reconciliation — all in production before the feature that needs them. Not after the incident.
Where we've been
Ready to launch a fintech of your own?
We onboard new businesses in about a week. You'll walk out with a live Spoke, your own database, your own Firebase project, and a customer portal at your domain.