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Every enterprise fintech buyer asks for SOC 2 Type II during procurement. Without it, you are locked out of B2B deals regardless of product quality. The traditional path — hire a consultant, spend 6 months preparing, pay $50K-$100K for the audit — is prohibitive for early-stage fintechs. Architecture-first compliance flips this: design the architecture with SOC 2 controls embedded, generate the evidence automatically, and arrive at your audit with 80% of the work already done.
SOC 2 evaluates five categories: Security (CC6), Availability (A1), Processing Integrity (PI1), Confidentiality (C1), and Privacy (P1). For fintech, Processing Integrity is critical — your system must demonstrate that financial transactions are processed completely, accurately, and in a timely manner. Archiet maps your ArchiMate elements to each criterion: PaymentService → PI1 processing controls, EncryptionService → CC6 cryptographic controls, AuditLogger → CC7 monitoring controls.
Archiet generates a SOC 2 compliance report directly from your architecture model. Each control point includes: the ArchiMate element that satisfies it, a plain-English evidence narrative, and the corresponding generated code file. Your auditor receives a structured PDF with control-by-control traceability from architecture to implementation. Gaps are flagged with specific remediation guidance.
Archiet's fintech templates include: PCI-DSS payment card handling, double-entry ledger with audit trail, multi-currency transaction processing, KYC/AML workflow integration, and real-time fraud detection patterns. These are generated as production-ready code with the compliance controls built in — not as documentation you need to implement manually.
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