Overview
Whether you’re discovering Midaz for the first time or scaling an existing integration, this section is your starting point. It gives you the full context to understand how Midaz works—from architecture and features to real-world applications and core building blocks.
Designed to be clear, flexible, and modular, Midaz empowers organizations to build scalable, auditable, and customizable financial systems from day one. This section helps you connect the dots between the product vision and the technical implementation.
Content
In this section, you’ll find key content to guide your implementation journey:
Explore the big picture of how Midaz works. Learn about its architecture, security and observability layers, feature domains, and the principles that guide its development. This is where you’ll understand what Midaz is—and what’s under the hood.
See how Midaz is used in the real world. This section offers practical, industry-based examples of how to configure and use Midaz across different verticals and business models. From digital banking to supply chain operations, explore how Midaz adapts to complex financial logic.
Here you’ll find a detailed breakdown of the Midaz core entities, each on its own page. Understand how Organizations, Ledgers, Assets, Accounts, Segments, Portfolios, Balances, Transactions, and Operations all connect to power your ledger.
Success isn’t just about getting started—it’s about scaling smartly. This section compiles expert recommendations to help you build a resilient, efficient operation.
- Common mistakes to avoid: Steer clear of pitfalls that could slow you down.
- Scalability strategies: Future-proof your architecture with best practices.
- Structuring a bank operation in Midaz: A strategic approach to building a banking system with Midaz.
- Midaz production best practices: Tips on how to create your production environment.
Ready to put Midaz into practice?
Dive into our recommended workflow to ensure consistency, clarity, and scalability across your financial operations. This guide walks you through the essential setup — from creating ledgers and account types to configuring transaction routing — so you can run robust, auditable financial processes using the core Midaz stack.
Updated 6 days ago