°neo: The New Banking Grade SaaS Platform for fiveºdegrees

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The synergy with Levi9 was pivotal to the °neo’s success. Their forward-thinking approach and technical prowess were instrumental in turning our vision into reality, as well as fostering a partnership that transcends traditional client-vendor dynamics.

Martijn Hohmann

CEO at five°degrees

About the project

five°degrees, a trailblazer in financial technology, launched °neo, a ground-breaking cloud-native SaaS platform, marking a new era in banking technology. In collaboration with Levi9, five°degrees crafted °neo from the ground up, employing modern software architecture and product design principles to address the dynamic market needs. This venture into creating a component-based platform, ready to integrate external services and ecosystems, signifies a pivotal shift from the legacy °matrix solution towards a more agile, scalable, and innovative banking grade solution.

The partnership with Levi9, leveraging their expertise in Azure cloud services, event-driven architecture, and microservices, was crucial in the development of °neo, underscoring a shared vision for revolutionizing digital banking solutions.

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Financial Technology

Core Banking

Azure Cloud

Event-Driven Architecture

Microservices

Agile Development

Start-Up Strategy

Logic Apps

Automated Workflows in Azure

Component-Based SaaS Platform

Cloud-Native Solutions

API Integration

Global Market Expansion

FinTech Innovation

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