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Solutions · Financial Services

Secure the code that moves money without slowing your teams

Nullify's AI agents find, validate and fix vulnerabilities across your financial services applications and APIs, and hand developers merge-ready patches inside the pull request.

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Why it matters

Banks, fintechs, payment providers and insurers ship software that moves money and holds financial data. Attackers know it, and so do regulators, auditors and partners. Security teams are asked to prove control over every change without becoming the reason a release slips.

Nullify moves security from the dashboard into the pull request, so fixes ship through the same review process as every other change.

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How Nullify works

From finding to merged fix, in one loop

Automated through merge readiness. Human-controlled at merge.

01

Detect

Every commit, pull request and cloud change, plus your REST and GraphQL APIs.

02

Validate

Reachability, exploitability and business context. API findings are exploited, with evidence.

03

Prioritise

One backlog, with every item scored 0 to 100.

04

Fix

A minimal fix, validated against your build and opened as a pull request.

05

Merge

A developer approves every merge. Nullify never merges on its own.

The challenges

Three challenges financial services security teams know well

01

The costly flaws are in business logic, not in signatures

A missing authorisation check on a transfer endpoint or an account that can read another customer's data won't match a scanner signature. These flaws sit in how your application works, and they're the ones attackers look for in payment and account APIs.

How Nullify solves it

Nullify's AI-native SAST reasons about how your application actually works across 16 languages, so it catches business-logic flaws that signature-based SAST misses. For REST and GraphQL APIs, the Pentest Agent goes further: it continuously attacks your APIs with multi-stage exploits and reports each finding with request/response evidence and an independent re-review.

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  • The Pentest Agent attacks your APIREST and GraphQL, continuously
  • A multi-stage exploit succeedsChained requests, the way an attacker would
  • Independently re-reviewedBefore anything is reported
  • Reported with evidenceRequest/response pairs, screenshots and video
02

One leaked credential can reach payment systems and customer data

Payment provider keys, cloud credentials and customer data end up in repositories more often than anyone would like. Most secrets scanners flag every match, so your team can't tell a live production key from one that was rotated years ago.

How Nullify solves it

Secrets detection checks whether a credential is live by authenticating against the real provider (AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe and Slack), and flags hardcoded PII as its own category. Everything lands in one prioritised backlog alongside code, dependency, cloud and API findings, scored 0–100 on severity, exploitability, reachability and business impact.

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CodeSecretsDependenciesCloudAPIs
Live Stripe key committed to a repositorySecrets · verified live97
Transfer endpoint missing an authorisation checkAPI · exploited, with evidence94
Customer PII hardcoded in a test scriptSecrets · PII81
Vulnerable package in an unreachable code pathDependencies22

Illustrative example. Every item is scored 0 to 100 on severity, exploitability, reachability and business impact.

03

Every change has to go through review, and security fixes queue behind it

In a regulated environment nothing reaches production without review and approval. That control is right, but it means security fixes compete with the roadmap for the same reviewers, and the backlog ages while they wait.

How Nullify solves it

Autofix writes a minimal, root-cause fix, validates it against your build and opens it as a pull request in GitHub or GitLab. The PR goes to the commit author, then CODEOWNERS, then the wider team, and Nullify manages it through CI. A developer approves every merge, and Nullify never merges on its own. Open fix PRs are capped at 3 per repository, so reviewers aren't flooded.

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  • Fix writtenA minimal change that targets the root cause
  • Validated against your buildBefore the pull request opens
  • Pull request openedRouted to the commit author, then CODEOWNERS
  • A CI check failsNullify reads the output and repairs the fix
  • Approved by a developerYouNullify never merges on its own
  • Merged

Compliance

Compliance without the evidence scramble

Financial services teams answer to auditors, regulators, card schemes and enterprise partners, often at the same time. Nullify continuously audits your AWS, GCP, Azure and Kubernetes configuration against hundreds of rules mapped to PCI-DSS and SOC 2. Audits run whenever your environment changes, not on a schedule.

Program reporting tracks mean time to remediate, SLA compliance and per-team progress. Continuous scanning of every pull request, with a trail from finding to merged fix, also supports the vulnerability management and secure development controls in ISO 27001.

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  • Your cloud configuration changesAWS, GCP, Azure or Kubernetes
  • The audit runs on that changeNot on a schedule
  • Findings are mappedRules mapped to PCI-DSS and SOC 2
  • Traced to the repository that created the resourceOwner resolved from CODEOWNERS
PCI-DSSCloud rules mapped
SOC 2Cloud rules mapped
ISO 27001Controls supported

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does Nullify make my organisation PCI DSS compliant?

No tool on its own makes an organisation PCI DSS compliant. Nullify supports your security obligations by finding, validating and fixing vulnerabilities in the code, APIs and cloud infrastructure behind your financial products. Its cloud audits are mapped to PCI-DSS and SOC 2 rules, and program reporting shows remediation times and SLA compliance.

Are Nullify's fixes merged automatically?

No. Autofix writes a minimal, root-cause fix, validates it against your build and opens a pull request. Nullify manages the PR through CI, but it never merges. Your developers review and approve every change, so fixes follow the same change control as the rest of your code.

How does Nullify test payment and account APIs?

The Pentest Agent continuously tests REST and GraphQL APIs with multi-stage exploits, the way an attacker would chain requests. Every finding is independently re-reviewed and reported with request/response evidence, so your team sees proof instead of a theoretical risk.

What happens when Nullify finds a leaked key?

Secrets detection authenticates against the real provider to check whether the credential is still live, across AWS, GCP, Azure, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe and Slack. Live credentials rise to the top of the backlog. Nullify doesn't rotate credentials for you, so your team stays in control of that step.

How does Nullify handle our source code and data?

Talk to our team for details on data handling and deployment for financial services environments. We'll walk your security, risk and compliance stakeholders through it before you connect a repository.

Secure the code that moves money and keep shipping

See how Nullify triages and fixes vulnerabilities in a financial services codebase, live.