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The way you get paid hasn't changed since 1968.

Every month, your salary arrives as an undifferentiated lump sum. Your bank shows one number. That number is a lie — it includes rent you owe, bills that haven't landed, and debt you've committed to repay. The real amount you can safely spend is invisible. tPay365 is building the infrastructure to fix that.

Our Thesis

Don't Budget. Orchestrate.

Budgeting Paradigm

The Old Way

  • Reactive — chase every bill manually
  • Manual — relies on human discipline
  • Fragile — breaks under stress or fatigue
  • Cognitive tax — constant mental overhead
Orchestration Paradigm

The tPay Way

  • Proactive — rules execute before you wake
  • Automated — infrastructure, not willpower
  • Deterministic — same inputs, same outputs
  • Zero overhead — set once, never think again
Salary
Bank Account
Manual Decisions
Missed Bills
Overdraft
Salary
tPay365 Engine
Vaults + Clean Paycheck
Bills Paid Automatically
Peace of Mind

“We don't ask people to be better with money. We build infrastructure that makes bad outcomes structurally impossible.”

The Problem

The Liquidity Illusion

Your bank says
£2,400
Account balance on payday
You actually have
£1,135
Your Clean Paycheck
Where your £2,400 actually goes
Rent
£850
Bills
£215
Loans
£200
Safe-to-Spend
£1,135
What you can actually spend£1,135
Our Technology

Infrastructure, Not an App

tPay365 is not a budgeting app with a fresh coat of paint. We are deep-tier financial infrastructure that integrates directly with the BACS payment layer and employer HRIS systems.

Salary is intercepted at the point of deposit, routed through obligation vaults secured at the banking level, and presented to the employee as a Clean Paycheck — the true amount safe to spend.

Our two-server architecture means that a breach of either server alone is insufficient to expose user data. An attacker would need to simultaneously compromise both servers and obtain encryption keys from hardware security modules.

Technical Specification
Banking PartnerLicensed EMI (FCA-regulated)
Fund SafeguardingSegregated client accounts
IngestionBACS Standard 18, Open Banking
Processing<200ms per paycheck
ArchitectureTwo-server PII isolation
SecurityAES-256 / TLS 1.3 / mTLS
DataGDPR Article 17 erasure-ready
ComplianceFCA EMI pathway
Uptime Target99.99%
Company Record

Verified Company Data

Company Name
tPay365 Ltd
Company Number
16989787
Status
Active
Incorporated
27 January 2026
Registered Address
130 Brunel Road, Southampton, England, SO15 0LR
Director
Abraham Eguono Orherhe
SIC Code
62012 — Business and domestic software development
SIC Code
66190 — Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation
Our Principles

What We Believe

Obligation-First

Bills, rent, and debt are secured before a single pound is available to spend. The system is designed so that meeting obligations is the default, not the exception.

Deterministic Over Probabilistic

We don't predict outcomes — we guarantee them. Same inputs always produce the same outputs. No heuristics, no guesswork, no ML black boxes.

Infrastructure Over Interface

A pretty dashboard doesn't fix a broken payment rail. We build at the plumbing level — BACS integration, fund segregation, cryptographic isolation.

User Agency

Employees choose their obligations and set their own rules. We automate execution, not decision-making. Full transparency, full control.

Privacy as Architecture

PII isolation is not a policy checkbox — it's a two-server architecture. No single breach exposes user data. Privacy is structural, not aspirational.

Aligned Revenue

We earn more when users succeed, not when they fail. No overdraft fees, no late-payment penalties, no selling data. Our incentives are your incentives.

Why Now

The Founding Context

Open Banking promised to democratise finance. In practice, it gave fintech companies read access to bank accounts but did nothing to change how money moves at the source.

Neobanks offered slicker interfaces but the same architecture — an undifferentiated lump sum, no obligation routing, no structural separation of safe-to-spend from committed funds.

Earned Wage Access emerged as a response to timing problems but introduced a new one: treating salary as a lending product, with interchange fees and debt-like structures that benefit the provider, not the employee.

The gap was not another app. It was infrastructure — a layer that sits between the payroll event and the bank account, routing funds with the same precision that a treasury department manages corporate cash flow.

This layer didn't exist. Now it does.

We're Hiring

Build the Future of Payroll

We are looking for people who want to solve hard problems in financial infrastructure. Remote-first, UK-based.

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tPay365 Ltd · Company No. 16989787 · 130 Brunel Road, Southampton, England, SO15 0LR