Your clients need a ledger. Be the firm that delivers it.
Every serious fintech build hits the money layer. Partners who master it own scarce, billable expertise, and we put our engineers, our tooling, and our deal flow behind yours.
Why consulting partners pick Formance
Billable expertise that compounds
Ledger and flow-of-funds design is scarce, senior work. One certified practice serves a whole vertical, and every project deepens the moat.
Deal flow, both directions
Clients who need builders come to us; we route them to partners. Bring us your clients and keep the relationship: you own the customer, always.
Our engineers behind yours
Solution engineers back your first implementations: schema reviews, architecture calls, an escalation line. You are never alone in front of a client.
Enablement that makes juniors productive
The open-source core to learn on, Studio to design schemas in minutes, the chart-of-accounts method, docs, and training. Ramp a team in weeks.
Visibility when it counts
Partner listing, co-authored case studies, and joint content once your first project ships.
Three steps. Low friction.
Talk to us
Tell us what you build and for whom. No forms marathon, no certification gate to start.
First project, together
We back your first engagement hands-on: schema design, reviews, SE support.
Grow the practice
Certification, listing, referrals, and co-marketing as the practice compounds.
What partners build on
MIT-licensed open source anyone can evaluate before committing, enterprise tooling for clean production handoffs, and a platform trusted by regulated companies.
The two questions every firm asks
01 / WHO OWNS THE CLIENT?
You do. On your engagements the relationship, the contract, and the margin are yours. Referral handoffs are agreed in writing before any introduction, every time.
02 / DO WE NEED TO CERTIFY BEFORE STARTING?
No. Start on the open-source core today; enablement and certification formalize the practice once your first engagement is in view.
Bring your first project
Tell us what you are building and for whom.