We're building technology that makes money programmable, automated, and seamlessly connected across every financial network.
What we do: Connect traditional banking with blockchain networks so money can move, settle, and operate automatically across any platform, from legacy rails to DeFi protocols.
Our technology:
Quant Net: Infrastructure enabling banks to move money securely across blockchain and traditional systems with full compliance Quant Flow: Automates cash flow, tax management, and unlocks working capital through programmable money workflows Quant Fusion: Multi-chain network providing compliant access to unified liquidity across public and private blockchains Overledger: Universal API connecting legacy systems to digital assets and blockchain networks
Who we serve: Banks: Programmable accounts, automated settlements, fraud reduction, new revenue streams Corporates: Cash flow automation, tax optimisation, treasury management, FX automation Institutional DeFi: Cross-chain liquidity, tokenised settlements, programmable collateral Capital Markets: Bond tokenisation, equity settlements, collateral optimisation, atomic settlement
Why institutions choose us: Patented ISO 20022-native architecture proven with Bank of England, ECB digital euro programmes, and Regulated Liability Network. PayScript® (world's first payment programming language, open source) enables interoperability across banking rails, permissioned ledgers, and public blockchains.
The future of finance is programmable and compliant by design. Quant Network builds the infrastructure to make it reality. 👉 www.quant.network
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Pros: The remote-friendly environment is a huge advantage here. As a Software Engineer, I appreciate the ability to set my own schedule and manage my workday to fit personal needs, whether it's appointments or family time. This level of autonomy fosters a lot of trust and contributes to a healthy work-life balance. The tech stack is modern, and colleagues are generally very collaborative.
Cons: Sometimes, with such a flexible setup, cross-team communication can be a bit fragmented, requiring extra effort to align on projects. Also, while career progression opportunities exist, they aren't always explicitly laid out, which can make long-term planning slightly challenging. A clearer roadmap for advancement would be beneficial for engineers.
Advice to Management: Continue to support and enhance tools for asynchronous communication across distributed teams to ensure everyone stays aligned on project goals.
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What is the typical salary range for a Quantitative Analyst in a large financial firm in New York City?
In my experience as a Quant at a major investment bank in NYC, the base salary for an entry-level role can range from $100,000 to $130,000, with bonuses often doubling that. Senior Quants in the fintech industry here can expect significantly higher compensation packages.
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