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Zenvora

Trading engines, applied AI, and fintech infrastructure — built for teams who need the thing to actually work in production.

The Escapement01/05

Execution that survives the order book.

Deterministic strategy cores, microsecond-aware routing, and backtests you can audit line by line. Trading is timing, so we built you a clock and took the case off.

  • MQL5 / C++ / Rust cores
  • Tick-accurate backtesting
  • Kill-switches at every layer
The Lattice02/05

Not a chatbot bolted onto a sidebar.

Retrieval, evaluation, and tool-use pipelines wired into the systems your team already runs — with the traces and guardrails to prove behaviour under load.

  • RAG and agent orchestration
  • Evaluation harnesses, not vibes
  • Provider-agnostic
The Ingot03/05

Where a rounding error is an incident.

Double-entry ledgers, idempotent payment paths, and reconciliation that closes to the cent every day. Sealed, tamper-evident, and it never opens by accident.

  • Double-entry ledger design
  • Idempotent, replayable pipelines
  • PCI-aware reviews
The Prism Array04/05

The system tells you before the customer does.

Structured traces, meaningful SLOs, and alerting tuned so a page at 3am means something is genuinely broken. Observability is an instrument, so we machined one.

  • OpenTelemetry end to end
  • SLO burn-rate alerting
  • Load and chaos testing
The Console05/05

You never have to ask how it is going.

Every engagement ships with a live tracker: commits, environments, burn-down, and the open decisions that need you. The only artifact with a human interface.

  • Live build and deploy status
  • Decision log, always current
  • Direct line to engineers

Five systems. One team. No hand-offs, no relay, no surprises.

Technology

The stack, stated plainly.

We pick tools for their failure modes, not their release notes. This is what we reach for by default — and we will tell you when your problem needs something else.

Execution
  • C++
  • Rust
  • MQL5
  • Python
  • FIX / WebSocket
  • kdb+
Product
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • React Native
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • tRPC
Intelligence
  • Claude
  • PyTorch
  • pgvector
  • LangGraph
  • Triton
  • ONNX
Platform
  • Postgres
  • Kafka
  • Terraform
  • Kubernetes
  • ClickHouse
  • OpenTelemetry
01

Boring where it counts

Novel architecture is a liability in a payments path. We reserve invention for the parts of the system that genuinely need it.

02

Tests before trust

Every engagement ships with a harness that reproduces production conditions. If it is not reproducible, it is not fixed.

03

You own the code

No proprietary runtime, no lock-in, no rented black box. Full repository handover with documentation, on day one and at the end.

Selected work

Systems already running.

Most of our work sits behind NDAs. Here is what we can describe — happy to walk through architecture and trade-offs on a call.

Algorithmic Trading

Low-latency execution gateway

Replaced a Python order router with a Rust execution core and a deterministic replay harness, so every fill could be reproduced from the raw tick stream.

p99 order latency
Strategies migrated
RustFIXClickHouse
Applied AI

Internal research assistant

Retrieval and tool-use pipeline over a decade of internal documents, with an evaluation suite that gates every prompt and model change before it ships.

Documents indexed
Eval pass gate
ClaudepgvectorNext.js
Fintech

Double-entry ledger rebuild

Migrated a single-table balance model onto an append-only double-entry ledger with idempotent settlement and daily automated reconciliation.

Daily reconciliation
Migration downtime
PostgresKafkaGo
Platform

Observability rollout

Instrumented forty services with OpenTelemetry, replaced threshold alerts with SLO burn-rate alerting, and cut the on-call page volume to what actually matters.

Services instrumented
Page volume change
OpenTelemetryGrafanaTerraform
About Zenvora

A small team that finishes things.

We are engineers who got tired of watching good ideas die in delivery. No account managers, no offshore relay, no status decks — the people who scope your project are the people who write it.

Founded
2021
Engineers
Engagements
Avg. tenure
How an engagement runs
  1. 01Assessment

    3–5 days

    We read the code, the incidents, and the roadmap. You get a written architecture review and a scoped plan — whether or not you hire us for the build.

  2. 02Foundations

    Week 1–2

    Environments, CI, observability, and the test harness land before feature work does. This is the part most teams skip and pay for later.

  3. 03Build

    Ongoing

    Weekly demos against a live tracker. Every change is behind a reviewed pull request with a reproducible test, no exceptions for urgency.

  4. 04Handover

    Final 2 weeks

    Runbooks, architecture docs, and paired sessions until your team ships a change without us. Then we stay reachable for a defined support window.

Contact

If you can describe it, we can build it.

Tell us what is broken, what is missing, or what you are trying to prove. You will get a real engineer’s reply, not a sales sequence.

Response time
One business day
First deliverable
Written architecture review, no commitment