Runs on Azure
Xpress Money: global remittance platform
Xpress Money, a remittance platform for Wizz Financial: Angular portals and .NET services deployed on Azure, with the commercial ESB replaced by Azure Service Bus.
We build and run .NET applications on Microsoft Azure: ASP.NET Core and Blazor on App Service, background work on Azure Functions, messaging with Service Bus, SQL Server on Azure, sign-in through Azure Active Directory, and Azure AI for assistants grounded in your own content. Our project records hold 10+ Azure projects, and you own the subscription and the code.

10+
Azure projects in our records
7
Published case studies on Azure
110+
.NET projects in our records
20+
Years in business, since 2005
Counts come from our project records; the company has been in business since 2005. A .NET project is one whose recorded stack names ASP.NET, .NET, C# or Blazor. An Azure project is one whose recorded stack or work names Azure; the case-study count is the number of published case studies that run on Azure.
Examples from our own projects, described in general terms and linked to the case studies that show them.
Azure fits organisations that already live in the Microsoft world:
If you are not tied to Microsoft, AWS may fit better; for Firebase-centred mobile back ends, Google Cloud. Our .NET development page covers the application side.
Jatinder is one of the most talents programmers I have worked with and the pleasure has been all mine. I look forward to many more projects together.
The Azure services and the .NET stack in our Azure work. Linked technologies open our page for them.
We build on both. Azure usually wins when the organisation already runs on Microsoft 365, Active Directory and .NET, or needs Azure AI inside its own tenant; AWS when the team is already there or the system leans on AWS-specific services. We say which we would choose and why.
ASP.NET Core and Blazor applications on App Service, background work on Azure Functions, messaging with Service Bus, SQL Server on Azure behind them, and sign-in through Azure Active Directory. Our .NET page covers the application side in more depth.
Yes: Azure OpenAI and Azure AI Search for assistants grounded in your own content, kept inside your Azure tenant. See our Azure OpenAI page and the Saba AI assistant case study.
Yes. We start with a review of subscriptions, resources, access and costs, then agree what to change first. Accounts stay in your name and infrastructure changes are written as code where the platform allows it.
Use the form on this page or book a project call. Tell us what you run today and what you need, and we come back with questions and next steps.
There are three ways, on the same terms:
Whichever you choose, we sign an NDA before work starts, you own the code we write, and every change is reviewed in your repository.
Yes. For a dedicated team you meet the developers in an online call and interview them before they join your project.
Tell us what you run today and what you need. We come back with questions, a suggested first step and a proposal.