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[…]D2C wealth app with minimum time and effort. The WealthOS platform is accessible via our sandbox to test out for free. It is ready for startups looking to build a proof-of-concept for investors or early adopters, or for innovation hubs of an enterprise to test out new ideas and ultimately take their proposition live on WealthOS. If you’d like to take our platform for a test run, sign up to our sandbox here. If you’d like to work with us to get your proposition off the ground in record time, reach out to […]
[…]you want to get rich smartly. 😉 So I read a lot on this, watched videos, and followed a course, and to my surprise, something I never thought would be interesting to me ended up becoming something I would watch and read in my leisure time. I learned about retirement planning, and the retirement methods we have here in Sri Lanka against what they have in foreign countries like the USA and UK. Sadly learning materials are not that common for what’s available in Sri Lanka. But as a CS graduate, I have some decent search skills. So I was […]
[…]options are key financial products in the works this year. This feature set will enable end-to-end compliant administration of these products. We will enhance our transactions module to optimise order execution. Order aggregation features will combine multiple investor orders providing cost-efficient trade executions. Risk control features such as tolerance margins for buy and sell transactions will ensure various order types, such as unit and value based orders, can be executed within the available security and cash holdings eliminating holdings from being overdrawn. We are managing more business processes and third-party connections for clients to bring us closer to providing a […]
[…]them to meet your exact requirement. APIs are programmable access points used for application-to-application communication. By connecting APIs, you can leverage the capabilities of multiple different systems to build new digital experiences. Using an API is like making an order at a restaurant. The menu is the API Specification, and you have to refer to it and make the order- API request. The kitchen -the server application- will then process it and serve the food- processed information in return. The widely-used APIs can be classified into three types based on the nature of communication. Use REST/GraphQL APIs for occasional, on-demand […]
[…]day. So before we moved on to production, I started framing the problem quantitatively and wanted to test its limitations and implications. There are two ways to test the algorithm, Test it on the live platform ( dangerous, haphazard) Run a simulation The latter is the obvious choice. Since this process is not a common process it required me to build a structure to emulate a market, trading accounts and trades. Below is a little snippet to create an investor class. Much like a real investor who would have capital and assets. The next would be to create a concept […]
[…]payments, etc., you can sign up to our sandbox for free and experience no-code integrations first-hand. Our sandbox allows you to experience the WealthOS platform and experiment for free! You can build high-fidelity prototypes within weeks to showcase your ideas – be it for business case approvals or to unlock fundraising. Whatever the use case, our sandbox is here to let you explore for free. So come on down and sign up to innovate […]
[…]involved. QA analysts write test cases and manually test a system. Test Engineers ‘write code to test code’ – writing test scripts, products to launch these scripts and products to evaluate outcomes. Taking the middle-man out became crucial – daily releases and bi-weekly deployments meant having someone manually releasing to test environments was a bottleneck. Automated pipelines to ‘fetch and deploy’ were put in place, with a nifty ‘slack-bot’ informing the team every morning about the status of the deployment The levels of integration allowed by today’s tools are truly inspiring! We have a constant feedback loop with the entire team […]
[…]scalability, resilience, and rapid deployment of new features. A cloud-native SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) application refers to a type of software application that is designed, developed, and deployed following the principles of cloud-native architecture and is delivered as a service over the internet. Imagine you need a specific software application to perform a task, like managing customer onboarding and payments or handling payroll. Instead of purchasing the software and installing it on your computer or server, a cloud-native SaaS application allows you to access and use the software directly through a web browser. Architecture: A cloud-native SaaS application is built using cloud-native […]
[…]Self-Invested Personal Pension accounts (SIPPs) in the U.K. Its technology delivers immediate end-to-end benefits from an operating model that is 40% cheaper to run than existing systems and enables three times faster product innovation. WealthOS delivers a much needed digital upgrade to SIPP providers with easy to navigate, well designed user interfaces for operational users and a highly scalable platform to cater for elastic demand from customers. The software automates SIPP management and maintenance, reducing costs and the operational risks that manual processing can carry. The cloud-native platform allows providers to select all or some of the modules in WealthOS’s end-to-end […]
[…]developed, installed, regression tested, bugs-fixed, and re-introduced, you never really have an up-to-date system for very long. While this is a problem with any on-prem system, we feel it’s more of an issue for pensions because of the pace of regulatory change. Our second bugbear is the fragmentation of the value chain and the different technology components that have to come together to support a modern SIPP. A day in the life of a SIPP provider requires stringing together several services to administer a basic SIPP—from opening accounts, taking money, clearing money, offering a universe of securities, trading them, supporting […]
