Inventi builds payment infrastructure. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Lithuania, the company provides the connective tissue between banks, payment service providers, and regulated payment systems - SEPA, TARGET2, SWIFT - through a single API integration. The threat model here is straightforward: financial institutions need to move money across complex, regulated rails without rebuilding the stack from scratch or burning months on compliance-adjacent integration work.
The core product is a Payments Platform that abstracts access to those systems. Specialized connectors - SEPA Connector, ISO20022 Connector, PLAIS Connector - handle the protocol-level specifics. On the services side, Inventi offers bespoke software development spanning core banking systems, platform integrations, digital onboarding, and customer service portals. The technical domains cut across payment infrastructure, API integration, and financial software engineering.
Inventi operates primarily across the Baltics and Nordics, serving over 50 banks and PSPs as a technology partner. The fintech vertical means security engineering and regulatory compliance aren't bolted on - they're embedded in the integration layer. For anyone working in cybersecurity at the intersection of financial services and critical infrastructure, this is the kind of surface area that demands precision.
