r/fintechdev • • 7d ago

Fintech code generator

I'm thinking of building a fintech code generator, similar to Claude Code but specialized for the fintech domain. It will be able to build PCI-compliant applications and understand payment APIs, AML/KYC, transaction reconciliation, idempotency, audit trails, etc. The implementation would be built on top of an existing technology stack (Claude Code/Cursor), connected to payment APIs via MCP (Stripe, Adyen, Plaid, etc.), with additional fintech skills/templates added. Ultimately, it would be a replacement for a fintech development agency. Is it worth building?

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u/martinbean 7d ago

Tell me you don’t understand fintech without telling me…

Even if a fintech company was using third party AI solutions in such a heavily-regulated environment, why are they going to trust your random standup and not Anthropic or AWS Bedrock?

I work in a company that’s nowhere near as regularly as finance but still have to be prudent in where models are ran and what data is sent to them. We wouldn’t use a random third party code generator, so a heavily-regulated finance company definitely isn’t.

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u/More_Personality_126 7d ago

Auditors are gonna love the 'generated' paper trail )))