Engineering posts

The curve of trust in AI is rising fast. Agentic payments are the next frontier, and protocols like HTTP 402 are already turning that vision into reality.

In applications that manage money instantly, it's not only important to handle outgoing funds but also incoming ones so you can settle invoices or launch any other business process. In this post, we'll explore a practical example of how you can automate your applications to react to new deposits in a bank account using the Devengo API.

This is the second and last part of a mini-series of posts about hiring and technical onboarding at Devengo.

How can we know if a person will fit into the team? What is the best way to assess their technical skills? How do we make the first few weeks as easy and productive as possible so they can acquire all the new technical and business knowledge?

The way we deal with technological intricacies can vary greatly depending on the sector we examine. In this post, we put into perspective how some of our developers have experienced the particularities of the fintech sector after a few years working at Devengo.

How can we create a monitoring system that is exhaustive, reliable, and scalable without becoming a friction point for our customers' business flows? Read this article to discover the solution we have built.

The immense majority of instant transfers go through without problems. But what happens when there is a problem? Which are the most common errors? Who is to blame? What is the suggested action? Read this article to answer all your questions!

Devengo’s engineering team selection process prioritises general coding skills and business experience over tool/framework-specific previous knowledge. Read the article to discover why we do it and how the experience of learning Ruby at Devengo has been for some of the developers.

How does the Devengo engineering team choose a particular approach between multiple viable solutions?