My career has been shaped by one consistent challenge: making complex distributed systems behave predictably under pressure. Whether that's a UPI payment completing in 300ms, a card transaction routing through the right acquirer, or a reconciliation engine processing millions of rows overnight — reliability is never an accident.

I started as a backend engineer, moved into platform work, led engineering teams, and eventually founded Veepe — a payment orchestration platform designed to make multi-gateway integration straightforward for businesses of any size. Veepe is the product I wish had existed when I was building payment systems from scratch.

My technical foundation is in Kotlin, Java, and Spring Boot for service development; AWS, Kubernetes, and event-driven architecture for platform design; and deep domain expertise in UPI, card networks (Visa/Mastercard), 3D Secure, tokenization, and settlement systems.

I write on Medium about payment systems, fintech infrastructure, and distributed systems design. I try to write the articles I needed when I was learning these topics.

What I'm working on now

• Building Veepe's payment orchestration engine and merchant dashboard.
• Writing a series on UPI internals — architecture, flows, and failure modes.
• ReconFlow: an open-source automated reconciliation toolkit for payment teams.