Payward Accelerates Development with OpenAI Codex
Payward's Chief Data Officer, Kamo Asatryan, discusses how OpenAI Codex has accelerated development, enabling the company to prioritize speed and innovation in fintech.

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rapid innovation and intense competition in financial technology sector
needing to accelerate development to stay competitive and innovative
From the article 2 mentionsIn a move that highlights the growing impact of AI on financial services, Payward, a company operating the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange, is accelerating its development processes through the use of OpenAI Codex.
AI-powered coding assistant used by Payward's development team
From the articleIn a move that highlights the growing impact of AI on financial services, Payward, a company operating the Kraken cryptocurrency exchange, is accelerating its development processes through the use of OpenAI Codex.
From the article 2 mentionsAsatryan states that without Codex, Payward would likely be six months behind its current development schedule.
enabling delegation and 50 agents reviewing merge requests concurrently
allowing for quicker deployment of new features and services
freeing up resources to focus on new fintech advancements
From the article 2 mentionsThe financial technology sector is characterized by rapid innovation and intense competition.
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