Working at Moneybag

The work here is a live payment gateway

There are no roles listed right now, and this page will not pretend otherwise. What it can do is set out honestly what Moneybag is, what the engineering and operations work actually consists of, and where to send a note so it reaches someone when a position does open.

Moneybag, in facts you can check

Licence
Bangladesh Bank, Payment Service Operator
Certification
ISO 27001:2022
Payment methods
Eleven — six card schemes, five wallets
Integrations
Four card acquirers, five wallets, all direct
Settlement
Per merchant agreement, released by a person

Member of e-CAB (1032) and BASIS (AS-20-02-822).

Open roles

Nothing is listed right now

We are not advertising a position at the moment. When one opens it will appear here with its title, where the work is done and how to apply — and until then this stays empty rather than being filled with roles nobody has approved.

If you want to be considered anyway

Send a short note saying what you do and what you have built. It goes to the same address as every other enquiry on this site, so it reaches someone. Tell us which part of the work below interests you — it is more useful to us than a covering letter.

Email info@moneybag.com.bd

Conditions

What the work is like

Each of these is a statement about the system, not a promise about an employer. That is the difference this page keeps.

  • It is live while you change it

    There is no pre-launch here. Merchants are taking payments through this system today, so the failure mode of a bad change is not a broken page — it is a payment that did not arrive.

  • The domain is regulated

    Moneybag is licensed by Bangladesh Bank as a Payment Service Operator and certified to ISO 27001:2022. Work touching money movement, merchant identity or reporting is reviewed against those obligations before it ships.

  • The integrations are ours to run

    We hold the acquirer and wallet connections ourselves. When one misbehaves, the work is reading our own logs against the bank's response — not opening a ticket with an intermediary and waiting.

  • The problems do not stay in one lane

    Payments, settlement, reconciliation, regulatory reporting and the merchant-facing product sit close together. Very little of the work here is only backend or only frontend.

What this page deliberately does not tell you: how many of us there are, what a role pays, what the benefits are, or how the working week is arranged. None of it is published anywhere we could check, and guessing at it on a careers page is how a company ends up printing something it never agreed to. Ask, and a person will answer you.

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