Hey folks,
I’ve spent the last few weeks researching top fintech app development companies because my startup needed a partner to build a mobile banking MVP with advanced analytics and secure payment features. After shortlisting around 10 vendors (like Andersen, Intellectsoft, EPAM, and others), I eventually decided to go with Zoolatech — and I wanted to share why.
Expertise: They have a dedicated fintech application development company team with solid experience in mobile banking, wealth management, and payments. During our first call, they showed case studies with 30–40% faster delivery speed thanks to their hybrid agile model.
Transparency: I compared quotes from several firms — Zoolatech wasn’t the cheapest, but their cost-to-quality ratio made sense. For example, one estimate for a mid-sized fintech app (around 4–6 months of work) was ~$150k–180k, including design, backend, and QA. Others offered $120k but lacked post-launch support.
Performance metrics: They mentioned their fintech apps reach up to 99.98% uptime and support 1M+ transactions/day — and after testing one of their client apps, those numbers look realistic.
Collaboration: The communication feels human — not the typical corporate vibe. Weekly sprints, transparent reporting, and they even helped us with product-market fit suggestions.
After two months of work, we’ve completed UI/UX, set up AWS infrastructure, and integrated Plaid for banking data. Everything’s on track for a Q1 2026 beta launch.
Has anyone else worked with Zoolatech or similar fintech application development company teams?
What KPIs do you usually track when evaluating top fintech app development companies?
Any advice for scaling from MVP to production while staying compliant (PCI DSS, GDPR, etc.)?
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences — especially around how you measure ROI on fintech app development partnerships.
