Pentests and red team work for teams that move money.
We test the apps, APIs and payment flows that fintechs, merchants and SaaS platforms run on — and we write the findings so your engineers can actually fix them.
- Always under written scope
- Hand-tested, not just scanned
- We know payments

What we do
The work we get hired for, most of the time.
Web Application Penetration Testing
We dig through your app the way an attacker would: broken access control, business logic abuse, the workflow that almost-but-not-quite checks the right thing. Scanners miss this stuff.
API Penetration Testing
BOLA, token confusion, the endpoint that shouldn’t accept that payload, the workflow you can break by reordering two calls — the kind of API bugs that turn into an incident on a Sunday.
Red Team Assessment Services
We pick a goal — usually “move money you shouldn’t” or “get domain admin” — and try to get there without your SOC noticing. Then we tell them how.
Payment Security Assessment
A targeted review of how money moves through your stack: card flows, ACH, the processor integration, the merchant boarding workflow — wherever the dollars actually go.
PCI DSS Readiness Support
Getting you ready for your QSA without the surprise. We’ll walk the controls, line up the evidence, and call out anything we’d expect to come up.
Cloud Security Assessment
A look at your AWS or GCP account the way somebody with a leaked key would. IAM, exposed buckets, the VPC setup that quietly let everything talk to everything.
Cybersecurity Vendor Risk Assessment
Help with the vendor questionnaires you keep meaning to send. We’ll review the SOC 2s, ask the questions you don’t have time to, and tell you which answers should worry you.
Incident Response Readiness
Tabletops, playbook rewrites, and the “what do we actually do at 2am” conversation — before you’re having it for real.



How we work
No black boxes. No buzzword reports.
Every engagement starts with a written scope and a sit-down with the people who own the systems. It ends with a report your engineers can reproduce step-by-step — and a summary your CFO can read without needing a translator.
- Rules of engagement signed before we touch anything
- Hands on keyboard, not just a scanner running overnight
- Every finding comes with a reproduction
- We’ll retest once you’ve patched
How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
Scope
We agree on what’s in, what’s out, the test window, and who to call if something breaks.
Test
We dig into the targets — manual work first, scanners only where they help.
Report
You get the reproduction steps, the impact in plain English, and a fix to send to engineering.
Retest
Once you’ve patched, we go back and check — and write up the close-out for your auditor or board.

Authorized
Written scope only
Practical
Findings you can act on
Who we work with
If money moves through it, we’ve probably tested one.
Payment security isn’t a checklist. It’s app logic, API authorization, the third party you forgot you depend on, the ops runbook nobody updated, and the evidence trail you’ll wish you had during an audit. We test for all of it.
Payment security workA note on certifications
We help you get ready. We don’t sign the certificate.
We’re not a PCI QSA, an ASV, or a law firm. If you need a stamped report, we’ll point you to QSAs and counsel we trust — and we’ll work alongside them on the technical side. The testing and the readiness work, we do ourselves.