The catalog
Lerian has six products: Midaz, Tracer, Matcher, Flowker, Lender, and Reporter. Each product covers one financial domain end to end. Each product also deploys and evolves on its own. Console, Access Manager, Streaming Hub, Multi-tenancy, and Observability are platform services. They serve every product and are not products themselves. Solutions group the catalog by the problem you solve: core banking, payment rails, reconciliation, loan management, and orchestration. Explore the products → · Start from a solution → · Explore the platform →
Licensing
Midaz, including its separately deployed Tracer component, is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0 (ELv2). Matcher, Flowker, Lender, and Reporter are licensed to customers. Tracer ships in the Midaz repository and release under ELv2, and it stays a separate runtime and deployment. Reporter, Matcher, and Flowker work with a ledger, either Midaz or another one, and they do not depend on one. Lender runs its credit journeys on the Midaz ledger. After you license a product, you can also operate it from the Console.
Plans and what’s included
There are two ways to adopt Lerian:
- The source-available core. You can inspect Midaz, self-host it, and build on the core ledger and its embedded CRM under the license terms. The same terms cover the Tracer source.
- The Enterprise plan. Enterprise bundles consulting for Midaz, the Midaz plugins such as Pix and TED, and the Lerian Console. The Console is the web interface that manages it all. Lerian does not sell the Console on its own. It comes with Enterprise.
Pricing depends on your setup and scale. Talk to our team to find the right plan for your use case.
Brazil Rails and Interfaces
A Brazil rail is Lerian-owned messaging software that connects your institution to BACEN or to a market infrastructure, with no intermediary. An interface is the product surface over a rail. Lerian offers its own interfaces (TED Lerian, Pix Lerian) and partner interfaces (Pix JD, Pix BTG, TED JD, Payments BTG). Partner interfaces ship as Midaz plugins: separately deployed services that extend Midaz and that Lerian licenses separately. Both models settle through Midaz. Explore Brazil Rails → · Explore Interfaces → · Explore the plugins →