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Blockchain Engineer / Developer - Payments
About the Role
Wholesale tokenisation and cross-border payments infrastructure are moving from pilot to real-value production across major financial institutions. We're building a pipeline of Blockchain/DLT engineers who can bridge two worlds that rarely overlap: distributed ledger technology and correspondent banking / settlement mechanics.
This is a live search connected to institutional tokenisation initiatives currently in production testing. If you have both the technical depth and the domain fluency, we want to hear from you - even if you're not actively looking.
What You'll Work On
- Designing and building smart contract / DLT infrastructure for tokenised settlement, wholesale CBDC, or cross-border payment rails
- Working directly with correspondent banking, compliance, and payments teams to translate settlement and regulatory requirements into technical architecture
- Contributing to production-grade systems moving from prototype/testnet into real-value transaction environments
- Collaborating across technical and business stakeholders - this is not a siloed engineering role; domain fluency in payments/settlement is as important as the code
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What We're Looking For
- Strong engineering background in blockchain/DLT (smart contracts, consensus mechanisms, permissioned ledger platforms - e.g. Corda, Hyperledger, Ethereum-based tooling, or equivalent)
- Genuine understanding of correspondent banking, cross-border settlement, or payments infrastructure - not just theoretical interest
- Experience working in or adjacent to regulated financial institutions preferred
- Comfortable operating at the intersection of technical build and compliance/regulatory constraint
- Track record shipping production systems, not just prototypes or hackathon projects


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Why This Role
Tokenisation programmes don't stall on the technology - they stall on the scarcity of people who understand both the platform and the settlement mechanics it's replacing. This role sits exactly at that intersection, on infrastructure that's moving from test to real value right now.
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