About Aramas Wealth.
Aramas Wealth is the financial-technology brand of Aramas GmbH, a Swiss limited-liability company headquartered in Zürich. We design and operate production trading, brokerage, and portfolio systems for institutional financial-services clients.
How we work.
Production-grade software.
Every system we deliver is built to run under live load with real customers and real capital. Reliability, correctness, and observability are baseline requirements.
Conservative architecture.
We favour well-understood components, thorough instrumentation, and simplicity. Trading systems must remain comprehensible under operational stress.
Operational ownership.
The engineering team that builds a system stays close to its operation. Building and running are treated as a single discipline.
About the firm.
Aramas GmbH was incorporated in Zürich to design, build, and operate the MyAllies trading platform. The Aramas Wealth brand was adopted as the firm extended its work to institutional clients beyond the original platform.
MyAllies serves traders across nine markets, integrates with over 34 exchanges, and exposes 175 public API endpoints. Order management, market data, portfolio analytics, AI features, and mobile applications are engineered and operated by Aramas Wealth.
The same engineering practice supports client engagements. Banks, brokers, asset managers, family offices, and fintech firms apply the platform's underlying capabilities to their own mandates — either as packaged products, modular components, or custom builds.
The firm operates with a small senior team. Engagements are staffed exclusively by engineers with prior production experience in financial systems.
Operating principles.
Production delivery.
Engagements conclude with software running under live load, not with documents that require further productionisation.
Operational continuity.
The team that builds a system remains close to its operation through deployment and into steady state.
Architectural restraint.
Components are chosen for clarity and operability. Complexity is treated as a liability rather than a feature.
Regulatory respect.
Systems are designed to be defensible to auditors and regulators. Compliance work is integrated into engineering rather than deferred.
Honest scoping.
Engagements that are unlikely to succeed are declined or restructured at the outset.
Measurement in production.
Systems are instrumented for the operational metrics that matter — latency, error rates, calculation correctness, settlement integrity.
Swiss-incorporated.
Aramas GmbH is registered in the Commercial Register of the Canton of Zürich and operates under Swiss law, including the Federal Act on Data Protection and applicable financial-services regulation.
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