What We Do

We work with a variety of clients internationally on platforms like Digital Banking, eGovernment and Asset Management. We commit to making the digitization and the digitalization of their product.

Who makes the difference?

Our warriors. With a sword and laptop, we are always ready to fight and defeat all the adversities we face. 

Why we make a difference?

Collaboration. We make a difference because we will work closely throughout the project with you.

What makes the difference?

Focus. Ambition. Motivation.
We have the same purpose, the same goal, the same vibe.

Our solutions

Digital Banking

We help Financial Institutions to modernise their current banking offering into modern digital channels. We integrate these applications into our omnichannel digital banking platform for a perfect integration.

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Insurance

Our Insurance solution Platform was built using modern technologies in order to provide users of insurance institutions with maximum security and performance. All modules are integrated with our Digital Insurance Platform for a perfect omnichannel experience. 
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MobilityHub

The MobilityHub runs on standardized data formats, like GTFS, ensuring all stakeholders see MobilityHub best-in-class information wherever they access their information, including passenger-facing apps, third-party solutions, or the MobilityHub platform itself.
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e-Government

We create Digital Channels that allow citizens to interact with government services fast and safely by providing a set of management tools that allow control and decision making based on real-time information.

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360 Analytics

360 Analytics is a complete analytics tool that allows all areas of your organization to check technical, usability, and product information in real time. A fundamental tool to gain insights and leverage business, either in terms of technical or sales improvements. 

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Content Hub

Content Management Hub is an application that allows you to create, edit, and publish content on digital platforms, giving you the ability to modify, remove, and add to it without the need for any development.

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Blog

Why Typical Signing Based on PKI Certificates Are a Pain for Users?
Software
Mar 23, 2024
Why Typical Signing Based on PKI Certificates Are a Pain for Users?
Traditional digital signing processes, rooted in Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificates, often present a myriad of challenges for users, making them a cumbersome and frustrating experience. The complexity begins with issuing digital certificates, which requires users to navigate through a rigorous and sometimes opaque validation process by a Certificate Authority (CA). This not only introduces delays but also adds an unnecessary layer of complexity for individuals and organizations alike. Moreover, managing PKI certificates entails significant overheads, including the need for regular renewals and the risk of certificate revocation or expiration, further complicating the user experience. Additionally, the centralized nature of PKI systems introduces potential security vulnerabilities, as they rely on the integrity and security of the issuing authorities.This centralized model contrasts sharply with the decentralized, user-friendly, and inherently secure approach offered by blockchain technology in document signing and verification processes. By moving away from PKI certificates, e-seal eliminates these pain points, offering a seamless, efficient, and more secure experience for users, and revolutionizing the way we think about and handle digital document security.The innovative e-seal from NEARSOFT empowers both individuals and organizations to safeguard their documents against fraud, all at an exceptionally affordable rate per digital seal.As we are currently in the beta phase across various institutions, we're pleased to offer special pricing conditions to our next 100 clients.For more details, please download the brochure from the e-seal website and reach out to our sales team.
Pedro
Pedro Camacho
CEO & Co-founder
Dia Internacional das Jovens Mulheres nas Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação (TIC)
Consulting
Apr 27, 2023
Dia Internacional das Jovens Mulheres nas Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação (TIC)
On the International Day of Girls in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), we recognize and celebrate the crucial role of women in the world of technology. The goal is to advocate for their interests and encourage young women to explore diverse areas of ICT, as well as build a professional career in this sector.We are aware that women are still underrepresented in the technology industry and face unique challenges. Therefore, it is essential that we continue to support young women on their journey into the world of technology, providing opportunities to learn, grow, and reach their full potential. Only then can we build a more inclusive and equitable world where women can thrive in all areas.At Nearsoft, we are a technology company primarily focused on banking software development. We consistently invest in female talent as we believe it adds significant value, both to the company's growth and to society.Sara Tranquada (33 years old), Ana Alves (27 years old), and Maria Rodrigues (23 years old), Nearsoft collaborators in the Mobile, Back-End, and Design departments, respectively, share their testimonies as women interested and active in the world of ICT. Their purpose is to inspire younger generations and challenge preconceived ideas about working in the technology field.SARA TRANQUADA | 33 years | Mobile Developer at Nearsoft"Computer engineering was a course I never thought of pursuing, but now I can't imagine doing anything else. I was indecisive about which path to take after high school because everyone around me, especially my family, was engaged in occupations traditionally associated with their gender. I wanted to pursue an academic path related to technology, thinking it would provide a secure future. Surprisingly, after deciding to study Computer Engineering, I enjoyed it so much that I even pursued a master's degree.Today, an engineer is still perceived by the majority as a man. However, it hasn't always been this way. During World War II, women led as engineers, but the situation changed after the conflict. It is important, therefore, that we create initiatives to address gender bias in computer science and engineering. This was the inspiration for my doctoral thesis: 'Confronting the Number of Women in Computer Science and Engineering: Making Bias Visible.' Since then, I have earned a Ph.D. in Digital Media and am part of the Nearsoft team, where my skills are recognized in a healthy organizational environment.I found my place in the technological world, and I believe it is possible for more young women to become interested in this field. The path forward is to invest in the education of the younger generation, informing them of the importance of technology and encouraging them to explore ICT areas."ANA ALVES | 27 years | Back-end Developer at Nearsoft"Ten years ago, when asked about the course I would like to take and the career I aspired to, I never thought about Computer Engineering. 'It's a guy thing,' I often heard about engineering in general. Until someone suggested that option, and I, always wanting to challenge stereotypes since childhood, thought to myself, 'why not?'. I decided to challenge myself and venture into an unknown area. In the initial phase of the course, I faced reality: out of around 70 students, little more than 5 were girls. However, the low representation of women motivated me even more to continue, and today, I am satisfied with working on something that constantly challenges me. It is crucial that programming is taught as early as possible in schools, considering that we are moving towards an increasingly digital world. This could contribute to changing less positive perceptions regarding the role of women in information technology.Currently, I work on the backend/middleware team at Nearsoft, where I feel recognized and have never experienced any discrimination or devaluation of my work because of my gender. However, my reality is not the reality of all women. Some still face barriers to being hired or even recognized for their work, with the lingering notion that men are more qualified to work in the technology sector.To women who want to start in this field: don't be afraid or give up due to social stigmas associated with this area, predominantly occupied by men. If this is a world that somehow captivates you, take the risk. The important thing is that you enjoy learning since continuous learning is a fundamental value in the technology segment."MARIA RODRIGUES | 23 years | UI/UX Designer at Nearsoft"This path has always been of interest and curiosity to me; I have always liked design and all the areas it encompasses. During my undergraduate studies, I explored all areas of design as a form of communication. When I experienced user experience and interactive design, I was captivated by the multitude of product possibilities we could develop. I participated in projects with sensory interaction and developed digital platforms for various purposes through the design thinking process.As a woman, I always face inequalities and discrimination, but in my field, there are people of all genders in companies. I even feel that design is understood as art by the uninformed, making it a profession perceived as feminine, given that societal paradigms say that women have a greater aesthetic sense than men. In this sense, the need to combat some prejudices persists, both for women who see their skills reduced to the aesthetic field of design and for men who are not valued in the area.It is necessary to understand that design is not subjective (as something beautiful) but objective. It is a method of visual manipulation, so we have to go through a process of understanding who we are going to manipulate (geographical position, age, gender, social class, etc.) and the reaction we want them to have to the product we are creating. This is called Design Thinking (research, analysis, empathize, experiment, and test). There is a notion that design is only aesthetic, and we are often not included, as designers, in the functional decisions of the products we develop when our initial role is also to do this functional survey and analysis, the most important part of our work.At Nearsoft, I am part of the Design team, where I feel integrated and heard. My role in the company is to handle the user experience and hand off design documents to the programmers.To those interested in entering the technology field, I recommend investing in knowledge and research in the area; you have many options. The more familiar we are with the subject, the greater our chances of success."In this way, it is evident that Nearsoft is a company that values diversity in its teams and believes that the inclusion of individuals with different backgrounds, perspectives, skills, and genders is essential for success in an increasingly competitive global market. The presence of four Nearsoft women at Web Summit 2018 is a clear example of our commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in our teams and throughout the technology industry. The four women who were part of a diverse team proved to be a significant contribution to the success of the company's participation in Europe's most important technology event. Therefore, we stand out as an example, and with a sense of responsibility, Nearsoft, as a technology company, will continue to participate in efforts to raise awareness of the important role of women in the ICT world.
Tatiana
Tatiana Andrade
Human Resources Specialist
5 Banking Trends to Watch in 2023
Finance
Apr 11, 2023
5 Banking Trends to Watch in 2023
As the banking industry continues to evolve, we are seeing new trends emerge that will shape the future of finance in 2023 and beyond. At Nearsoft, we are always at the forefront of disruption, so we’ve compiled a list of the top 5 banking trends that we believe will transform the industry in the next year. Digital Transformation Goes Mainstream: With the pandemic accelerating the adoption of digital banking, we expect to see even more banks invest heavily in technology to offer a seamless digital experience to their customers. From mobile banking apps to chatbots and AI-driven services, banks will be looking to enhance their digital capabilities to meet the changing needs of their customers. Open Banking Takes Center Stage: Open banking has been gaining traction in recent years, and we believe 2023 will be the year when it becomes a mainstream banking trend. Open banking allows customers to share their financial data securely with third-party providers, enabling them to access innovative financial products and services that were previously unavailable. As more banks embrace open banking, we expect to see an explosion of fintech startups and innovative banking solutions in the market. Blockchain Technology Disrupts Traditional Banking: Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the banking industry, and we believe 2023 will be the year when we see more banks exploring its potential. Blockchain technology can enable secure, transparent, and faster transactions, eliminating the need for intermediaries and reducing costs. We expect to see banks adopting blockchain for everything from cross-border payments to trade finance and asset management. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) Revolutionize Banking: AI and ML are already being used in the banking industry to provide personalized customer experiences and detect fraud. In 2023, we expect to see even more banks adopting AI and ML to enhance their operations, from customer service to risk management and compliance. The use of AI and ML will enable banks to automate routine tasks, make better decisions, and improve efficiency. Customer-Centric Banking Takes Center Stage: With increasing competition from fintech startups and non-bank players, traditional banks will need to focus more on providing exceptional customer experiences to retain their customers. In 2023, we expect to see banks investing more in customer-centric initiatives, such as personalized product offerings, omnichannel experiences, and loyalty programs. Banks that can successfully differentiate themselves through customer experience will be the ones that thrive in the coming years. At Nearsoft, we are a team of experienced technologists and innovators who are passionate about leveraging emerging technologies to transform businesses. We believe that our expertise can help banks navigate these trends and embrace the disruption that is reshaping the industry. For instance, we can help banks enhance their digital capabilities by developing cutting-edge mobile banking apps and chatbots powered by AI and ML. We can also help banks leverage open banking by developing secure APIs that enable seamless data sharing with third-party providers. Additionally, our expertise in blockchain can help banks explore the potential of this technology for cross-border payments, trade finance, and asset management. Furthermore, we can help banks leverage the power of AI and ML to automate routine tasks, detect fraud, and make better decisions. Our customer-centric approach to software development can also help banks create personalized product offerings and omnichannel experiences that delight their customers. Overall, Nearsoft is well-positioned to help banks embrace the disruptive trends that are shaping the industry in 2023 and beyond. Our track record of delivering innovative solutions for clients across various industries makes us the ideal partner for banks that are looking to differentiate themselves and stay ahead of the curve.
André
André Teixeira
Head of Marketing and Sales