What is NAYA?
The complete guide to NAYA's financial operations infrastructure, core primitives, and use cases.
NAYA is a financial operations infrastructure platform that provides unified ledger, reconciliation, and controls for fintechs and embedded finance products.
It acts as the operational backbone that sits between your banking partners (payment processors, BaaS providers, banks) and your core product. Instead of building custom ledger logic and reconciliation scripts for every new integration, product teams use NAYA to ensure financial data integrity at scale.
How NAYA Works
Core Primitives
- Data Hub
Ingests raw transaction files from any source (banks, gateways) and normalizes them into a standard schema.
- Operational Ledger
A high-volume, double-entry ledger that tracks granular money movements in real-time, enforcing immutability.
- Reconciliation Engine
Automatically matches internal ledger entries against external bank statements to detect discrepancies immediately.
- Controls
Real-time alerts and workflows to handle exceptions, breaks, and operational anomalies.
- Alfred
An AI agent that investigates reconciliation breaks and suggests resolutions, reducing manual ops work.
Who Uses NAYA?
Marketplaces & Platforms
For platforms managing split payments, seller payouts, and escrow accounts. NAYA tracks exactly how much is owed to each user and verifies that the bank balance matches the sum of user liabilities.
Lending Fintechs
For lenders tracking loan disbursements, repayments, and amortization. NAYA ensures that the loan tape matches the actual cash movements in the bank account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NAYA an accounting system?
How is NAYA different from banking-as-a-service (BaaS)?
Is NAYA available for self-service?
Does NAYA replace my database?
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