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Type: Full-time
Company: Ihsan
Product: Ihsan Pay
Website: Ihsan.com
SocialMedia: https://www.instagram.com/sultansamuelaziz/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sultansamuelaziz
Stack: Go, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, React Native, Solana
- Hold stablecoins in self-custodial wallets
- Send money directly through conversations
- Pay and receive money through QR codes
- Accept payments as a local or online merchant
- Buy and sell stablecoins through integrated partners
- Fund and use a stablecoin-connected payment card
- Embedded self-custodial wallets using Privy, Turnkey or comparable infrastructure
- Stablecoin transfers on Solana
- Username and phone-number-to-wallet resolution
- Money transfers inside messenger conversations
- Personal and merchant QR payments
- Payment requests, receipts and transaction history
- Sponsored network fees and gas abstraction
- Blockchain monitoring and transaction reconciliation
- Merchant payment APIs, webhooks and checkout infrastructure
- Sumsub KYC/KYB integration
- On/off-ramp integrations with providers such as Paybis, Transak, Mercuryo or MoonPay
- Card integration with infrastructure providers such as Rain
- Secure wallet recovery and key-export flows
- Own the architecture of Ihsan Pay from prototype to production
- Build secure and scalable backend payment services
- Integrate wallet, blockchain, KYC, on-ramp and card providers
- Ensure Ihsan Pay cannot independently access users’ self-custodial funds
- Design reliable transaction-status and reconciliation systems
- Establish security standards and review payment-related code
- Document the architecture and operational procedures
- Help recruit and mentor future payments engineers
- Work closely with our mobile, backend, product and design teams
- Strong production backend experience with Go, TypeScript or a comparable language
- Experience building or integrating blockchain wallets and transactions
- Practical experience with Solana and SPL tokens
- Experience with payment APIs, webhooks, idempotency and reconciliation
- Strong understanding of private-key security, transaction signing and wallet recovery
- Experience with PostgreSQL and scalable backend systems
- Ability to make architectural decisions independently
- Clear communication and strong technical documentation
- A security-first approach to financial infrastructure
- Experience with Privy, Turnkey, Web3Auth or similar embedded-wallet infrastructure
- Experience with USDC, USDT or stablecoin payment products
- Experience integrating on/off-ramps, card issuers or payment processors
- Experience with Helius or other Solana infrastructure
- Experience with QR payments or merchant checkout systems
- Experience building consumer fintech, wallets, remittance or neobanking products
- Experience taking a payment product from prototype to production
- Creating tokens
- NFT projects
- Trading bots
- Experimental smart contracts
- DeFi projects without production payment experience
- Two Ihsan users automatically receive embedded self-custodial Solana wallets.
- One user can send USDC to the other using an Ihsan username or QR code.
- The transaction is confirmed biometrically.
- Network fees are sponsored and hidden from the user.
- Both users receive a clear transaction status and receipt.
- The wallet can be securely recovered and exported.
- Take technical ownership of a new payment system from its foundation
- Build a product designed for meaningful global use
- Shape the architecture instead of inheriting legacy infrastructure
- Work on the intersection of stablecoins, messaging and everyday payments
- Grow into a leadership position as the engineering team expands
- Competitive compensation and meaningful long-term equity participation
- Your CV and LinkedIn profile
- GitHub profile or relevant code samples
- Links to payment, wallet or blockchain products you have built
- A short description of your exact responsibilities in those projects
- Your preferred compensation and availability
Apply via email: vincent@ ihsan.com
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