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Omniwire

A white-label neobanking platform for iOS, Android and web — fully licensed, launchable in days, and rebranded for each client through configuration rather than a rewrite.

Omniwire
Scope of work
iOS / Android / Web
Industry
Fintech — Neobanking
Delivery model
White-label (B2B)
Architecture
VIPER · CI/CD
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The challenge

Launching a neobank normally means building a regulated product from nothing — licensing, card issuing, accounts, transfers and security review — before a single customer sees a screen. Omniwire set out to collapse that: one licensed platform that any brand could put its own name on, without a bespoke build per client.

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The solution

Omniwire is a fully licensed neobank available on iOS, Android and web, ready to launch within days. It is built as a B2B product: each client is customised through configuration files rather than a forked codebase, so a new brand can be stood up in minutes instead of months.

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Security

Cryptographic authentication runs throughout the user session, holding the apps to the highest cybersecurity standard the platform can offer. Sessions terminate automatically when unusual activity is detected, so a compromised device does not become a compromised account.

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Engineering

The iOS app is structured on VIPER, keeping a large regulated feature set modular and testable as it grows. Automated testing with Appium and a CI/CD pipeline carry every change through to release — the delivery discipline a financial product needs when the same codebase ships under many brands.

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