Coreflow gives fintech flows a structure agents can understand, linking banking APIs and UX without rigid layouts.

It creates a unified schema for finance - UI tokens, KYC states, API payloads, limits, and rules - so logic moves cleanly across Figma, React, BaaS layers, compliance, and coding agents.

Yet it stays modular. Every bank or venture has distinct risk rules, brand tone, and phased goals. So the architecture stays strict enough for our agents to ship safe code, yet fluid enough for product leads to refine high-trust journeys.

For us, JSON tokens and OpenAPI specs form the bridge: machine-readable contracts that coding agents parse, validate, and sync with live endpoints. Agents don’t replace product judgment; they eliminate handoff loss and wire compliant screens in minutes.

FINTECH_RULES.MD carries the human layer: regulatory guardrails, edge-case logic, consent patterns, and unit economics that help people understand not just what a module renders, but how it earns and scales.

This product began as an internal Next.js build, born from our frustration trying to hold a unified, forward-looking view of liquidity and yield across banking apps never built to show the whole ledger.

Wealth Pulse turns fragmented bank feeds, cards, and yields into an active decision engine. AI agents audit recurring leaks, model FX and inflation scenarios, spot fee traps, and trigger tactical moves before cash sits idle.

The thesis we’re proving is straightforward, for individuals and SMEs alike: what if real-time CFO-grade intelligence didn’t have to sit behind private wealth minimums, static spreadsheets, or disconnected legacy portals?