OWASP checks at every release.
We perform OWASP-based security checks at every release as part of our software delivery process.
We partner with BugXHunter to test our software for security vulnerabilities before every release.

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View Dario Vanin on LinkedIn ↗Baasplus provides the technology around your chosen banking-as-a-service provider. Regulated financial services come from the relevant licensed institution.
The allocation of responsibilities is defined for each engagement. Baasplus does not supply a banking licence or replace the financial provider’s approval process.
Try the browser demo and watch the product walkthroughs. Then bring your use case, preferred provider and technical questions to a conversation.
Browser access is available for testing. The iOS test app is distributed through TestFlight and requires access approval.
Demo functionality does not establish live financial-service availability for your business.
Our security practices combine checks at every release, weekly maintenance and independent testing with internal risk and control reviews.
We perform OWASP-based security checks at every release as part of our software delivery process.
We partner with BugXHunter to test our software for security vulnerabilities before every release.
Our weekly update cycle covers security patches, dependency updates and product releases.
External penetration testing is scheduled annually. Our latest external penetration test was completed in September 2026.
Our internal risk management and control reviews draw on ISO 31000, ISO 27001 and the Cyber Risk Institute (CRI) Financial Sector Profile, based on the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
These frameworks guide our internal assessments; they are not claims of ISO certification.
Explore our security and compliance tooling for authentication, audit workflows and operational controls, or review the BaaS provider integration layer.
Use a technical review to establish what your project needs, what is available and what must be agreed before implementation.
Review the chosen provider’s APIs, supported products and markets. Distinguish existing connections from new development and confirm testing and approval dependencies.
Discuss hosting location, data flows, access controls, backups, incident handling and available security-testing evidence for the proposed implementation.
Define support coverage, escalation routes, maintenance responsibilities and service levels in writing, alongside your business and provider’s operational duties.
Baasplus is a software and managed technology platform. It connects your branded experience to a chosen BaaS or licensed financial-services provider. It does not itself supply a banking licence.
Yes. We can assess integrations worldwide. Actual availability depends on the selected provider’s capabilities, jurisdictional coverage, API access and approval of your business model.
The platform uses Sumsub for identity verification. Alternative providers can be considered through a technical assessment. Verification tools support the onboarding workflow; compliance responsibilities must still be agreed with your business and financial provider.
A typical new provider integration is estimated at 2–3 weeks, subject to API availability, documentation, access and scope. This is an integration estimate, not a guarantee of regulatory approval or a full product launch date. A project-specific timeline is agreed after assessment.
Contact Dario Vanin to arrange a product demonstration and discuss your technical questionnaire, provider requirements and the documentation available for review.
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