Banking software has spent a decade adding people to operate its complexity. We spent it removing the complexity instead — so software, and the AI that runs it, can do the work.
Standing up a financial institution used to mean touching dozens of repositories, per-client packages, migration scripts, and tribal knowledge held across departments. The software worked — but only a large team could operate it.
Viridian starts from a single conviction: an institution should be a declarative file. Branding, features, core routing, and compliance become versioned data. One image runs it. And in the age of AI, the operators watching and healing it should be agents — bounded, audited, and tireless — not a rotation of pagers.
The result is banking infrastructure a very small team can launch, run, and prove. Fewer moving parts. Faster changes. Advanced troubleshooting that happens before anyone notices. That's what building for the age of technology actually looks like.
Built to be operated by agents from the first commit — not a chatbot bolted onto legacy ops.
Everything is data. Every difference between institutions is a value in a file, never a fork in the code.
Posture you can point at. Observability, conformance, and audit are on by default — evidence, not assertion.
Tell us how many institutions you're standing up and which cores you run. We'll show you a live one — from empty file to money-moving member app — in a single session.