Brighty App operates at the seam where traditional finance meets on-chain assets - building a neodigital bank that handles fiat and crypto in one interface. The threat surface is real: you're securing SEPA and SWIFT transfers alongside self-custody crypto wallets, which means the security stack has to span two fundamentally different trust models. Verification technologies sit at the core of the operation, gating account access and transaction flows across both domains.
The product is a single app where users open fiat accounts, spin up crypto wallets, move funds across traditional rails and blockchain networks, and engage in earning mechanisms tied to the crypto economy. Multi-currency activity isn't a feature here - it's the architecture. That means engineering works across payment protocols, custody layers, and compliance frameworks simultaneously, with no clean separation between the banking stack and the crypto stack.
The team runs with a startup culture, structured around tight collaboration between engineers, designers, and fintech specialists. Technical domains span fintech infrastructure, crypto custody, verification tech, and multi-currency systems. If you're working security here, the challenge isn't theoretical: it's defending a dual-rail financial platform where a single credential compromise could bridge two entirely different asset ecosystems.
