The platform we kept wishing existed.
We started Modir after building wealth-management infrastructure for three different institutions across MENA, Europe and North America. Each project had the same shape: stitch a CRM, a portfolio system, a custody connection, an onboarding stack, and a compliance tool — then spend a year retrofitting Arabic, Hijri dates, and audit evidence on top.
By the third project, we accepted that the platform itself was the product. Modir Wealth OS is what we wished we’d had on day one: identity, audit, localization, AI governance, and document pipelines as load-bearing primitives, not features bolted on later.
We chose TypeScript for the modular monolith because it lets a small team move fast without giving up types. We chose Python sidecars because LangGraph and QuantLib live there. We chose Java for the FIX gateway because QuickFIX/J is the fixed point. The result is a platform with one production answer for every regulated workflow — and we ship it the same way to a Saudi private bank, a Tehran asset manager, or a UK family office.