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Fintech had a busy year in 2024. Global companies like HDFC, SBI, Paytm, and Google are eliminating the need for traditional financial intermediaries and utilising the best fintech software development companies to provide customers with almost anything, including banking, insurance, credit, mortgages, and more. The invention that gave rise to financial technology, or Fintech, seemed like science fiction even ten years ago.

In our recent webinar, we tackled a familiar frustration for many engineering teams: long build times. Our expert panel broke down the problem and explored how remote build caching can deliver faster builds, improved workflows, and real business value. Here are the five biggest takeaways.

We previously explored how Codemagic CLI tools can streamline iOS app deployment to App Store Connect with GitHub Actions. The Codemagic team has continuously improved these tools, extending their capabilities to Android releases on Google Play Console.

During an exciting WWDC25, Apple announced it would skip some numbers and align all OS and software versions to 26. Summer has just arrived, but we’re already keeping our eyes on Apple's usual keynote event in September. The Bitrise team is gearing up for the stable Xcode 26 stack release. We're passionate about providing you with the latest and greatest, and this new Xcode release is no exception. However, we also want to give you a heads-up about what this means for our platform and for our users.

‍Bitrise, the leading mobile DevOps platform, today announced plans to launch a data center in the Netherlands in a response to increased demand for data residency in the European Union (EU). The new data center will be the first in the EU operated by a DevOps Platform, providing businesses with a fully-hosted and managed solution to meet the stringent data security and compliance requirements of the region.

Have you ever paused to think about how fast money moves today? No paperwork, no waiting in line, just a few taps, and it’s done. For industry leaders, this raises a crucial question: Are we doing enough to keep pace with the evolving consumer expectations in the P2P payments space? Global’s peer-to-peer (P2P) payments landscape has seen an extraordinary transformation over the last few years.

Ever thought a simple bouquet could turn into a booming business? Well, we do live in a world where convenience is currency. One tap, and your food’s on the way. Another, and your living room’s getting cleaned. From Urban Company to DoorDash, on-demand delivery apps have gone from luxury to a basic lifestyle. And it’s not just about meals or household fixes anymore.

Let’s take a moment to think about how far we’ve come. Remember when opening a bank account meant sitting at a branch, filling out stacks of paperwork? Or when transferring money meant writing a cheque and hoping it cleared in a few days? Now, you can do all of that and so much more, with just a few taps on your phone. So, what changed? And more importantly, what’s driving this massive shift in how we bank today? The answer lies in one word: AI in Banking.

You’ve probably heard of the concept of ‘Frontend decides, backend delivers’ in app development. On the off-chance that you haven’t, it means that the frontend defines the data it needs, and the backend acts on this instruction. This makes the data-fetching process more efficient, simplifies the error handling process and frees us, the devs, from the need to constantly make backend changes. The GraphQL query language for APIs, developed by Facebook, is a vital tool in this regard.

Ever wondered if your fitness app actually knows you, or just logs your steps? Is it really smart enough, as smart as you think it is? Is it helping you train smarter, recover better, or just ticking off numbers on a screen? AI-powered fitness apps are quickly moving beyond basic tracking. They’re becoming intelligent companions, even those that understand your body, goals, and limits.