Eight months that actually prepare you for modern fintech development work
Our programme runs from October 2025 through May 2026. You'll work with payment systems, regulatory compliance frameworks, and security protocols that banks and fintech companies actually use. No shortcuts—just practical experience with tools like Stripe integration, PSD2 compliance, and encrypted transaction handling.
Get Programme DetailsFour phases that build on each other. Each one takes about eight weeks, and you need to finish one before moving to the next.
Weeks 1–8
Start with the basics that matter in financial software. We focus on secure data handling and the regulatory landscape before touching any frameworks.
Weeks 9–16
Connect payment gateways and handle real transaction flows. You'll deal with webhooks, API authentication, and error handling that keeps customer data safe.
Weeks 17–24
The part most programmes skip. Learn how to implement KYC checks, handle GDPR requests, and build audit trails that regulators expect to see.
Weeks 25–32
Build something that demonstrates what you've learned. Past students have created personal finance trackers, invoice systems, and micro-lending platforms.
Our instructors have spent years building actual fintech products. They've dealt with regulatory audits, scaled payment systems, and fixed security vulnerabilities at 3am.
Lead Instructor, Payment Systems
Built transaction processing infrastructure at two UK challenger banks. Knows what breaks under load because he's fixed it during actual outages. Teaches the compliance stuff that textbooks get wrong.
Security Architecture Specialist
Former security consultant who helped financial institutions pass PCI DSS audits. Specialises in teaching threat modelling and secure coding practices that prevent the vulnerabilities he used to find.
Theory matters, but only when it connects to real scenarios you'll face at work. We mix lectures with hands-on problem-solving.
Submit your work every Thursday. Get detailed feedback by Monday. We look at security issues, code organisation, and whether your solution actually solves the problem properly.
Tuesday evenings, we tackle real bugs submitted by students. Watch instructors work through problems, explain their thinking, and demonstrate how to use debugging tools effectively.
Learn from actual incidents—payment gateway failures, data breaches, regulatory penalties. Understanding what went wrong helps you avoid those mistakes in your own work.
Two live sessions per week, plus recorded content you can watch anytime. Most students spend 12–15 hours weekly. Some take longer when juggling full-time jobs.
The programme didn't promise me a job, but it gave me the skills to actually apply for fintech developer roles with confidence. The compliance section was especially valuable—most bootcamps skip that entirely.
