
Vagmine Tech IT Pty

Job Type
Full time
Level
Senior
Category
Frontend Engineer
Function
Frontend Engineer
Zahln, by Zysygy, is building Germany's zero-fee payment network. Merchants pay zero transaction fees. We route payments directly over SEPA Instant, bypassing Visa, Mastercard, and the entire card network chain. No hardware. No card reader. Just a phone.
Nearly every digital payment in Germany today moves over infrastructure owned outside Europe, and a share of each one leaves the continent as fees. We are building the alternative on European rails: a fully software-based merchant POS and a consumer super-app for everyday financial life, payments, transport, utilities and government services in one place, settling account to account over SEPA Instant, with European data residency by design.
Think what UPI did for India. We are doing it for Germany, on infrastructure Europe controls.
If you spent the UPI years building payments in India, you already know how the next five years play out here. The difference is that you would be arriving at the beginning of it.
You own everything that runs in a browser, and you build in the app alongside our mobile engineer.
That combination is deliberate. For the first months the app is the company, so most of your time goes into React Native: the merchant acceptance surface, and consumer features built inside the architecture our mobile engineer sets. In parallel you build the internal operations console, which decides whether we can actually run a payment network rather than only launch one. As merchants and institutions arrive, you move into owning the full web surface.
Between the two of you, that is every interface Zahln has. There is nobody else, and there will not be for a while. That is the offer and the risk, stated plainly.
The internal tooling is the part most engineers skip past when they read an advertisement like this. Do not. When a student is standing at a counter with a payment stuck between two systems, somebody in our team has ninety seconds to work out what happened and fix it. Whether they can is entirely a question of what you built for them.
Location
Munich (Remote)
Location
Munich (Remote)
Posted
September 20, 2026
Posted
September 20, 2026
That is the roadmap rather than the first six months, and it is yours when it arrives.
React, TypeScript and Tailwind on web. React Native with Expo and NativeWind on mobile, one codebase for iOS and Android. A TypeScript monorepo so that web and app share design tokens, API types and validation instead of drifting apart. Go, Node.js, Python and PostgreSQL behind it, REST over SEPA Instant rails. Sentry, Playwright on web, Maestro on device.
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