Raydius Reviews

Since 2017, we’ve helped over 400 organizations—ranging from exchanges to financial institutions—manage more than $110B in digital assets. Our services include robust support for staking, blockchain nodes, APIs, DeFi, and MPC wallets, all backed by a globally resilient architecture built for security, compliance, and scale.

Pipefy is a low-code Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies (BOAT) platform designed to act as a modern middleware layer for the enterprise stack. Rather than replacing existing Systems of Record (SORs) like SAP, Oracle, or Salesforce, Pipefy wraps them in an agile orchestration layer. This architecture allows technical teams to modernize legacy operations and extend the life of core systems without the risks associated with "rip and replace" projects. Pipefy provides the infrastructure to sanitize data inputs, manage complex business logic, and orchestrate API calls between fragmented endpoints. Technical & Architectural Highlights: • Adaptive Governance Framework: Pipefy solves the "Shadow IT" problem by establishing IT-sanctioned "Safe Zones." Business users can build workflows within these guardrails, while IT retains control over critical data, integrations, and permissions via a centralized console. • Agentic AI Engine (BYOLLM): The platform features a governable AI Agent Studio. Unlike "black box" solutions, Pipefy supports a Bring Your Own LLM approach, allowing enterprises to integrate preferred models (Azure OpenAI, AWS Bedrock) securely to automate document analysis (OCR) and decision-making. • Robust Connectivity: Built with an API-first philosophy, Pipefy offers a GraphQL API, Webhooks, and enterprise-grade iPaaS capabilities to ensure seamless data interoperability across the stack. • Security & Compliance: Engineered for regulated industries, the platform is ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and SOC2 Type II certified, supporting compliance with GDPR and SOX standards. Pipefy empowers IT leaders to eliminate technical debt and clear development backlogs by safely delegating low-complexity builds to business units.