A practice built for examination seasons, not product pitches

Origin

The practice grew from examination war-rooms inside payment and remittance firms along Taiwan’s east coast and Taipei corridors — places where policy binders looked complete until someone asked for last Tuesday’s break list. We formed Web Service Connect to offer that same fieldwork discipline from the outside: independent, time-boxed, and written for boards and counsel who must act on findings.

How we approach audits for fintech

We start with your licence and product flows, not a borrowed bank checklist. Interviews happen with the people who clear settlements and file incidents. Working papers stay concrete: owners, sample sizes, evidence locations. Reports rank what to fix first when calendars are short.

Values we keep visible

• Boundaries on paper — every engagement has a planning memo stating what will and will not be tested.
• Evidence over adjectives — findings cite samples and interviews, not vague maturity scores.
• Respect for operators — fieldwork schedules around settlement windows and examination blackout dates.