For Bangladesh's regulated institutions

Identity, authorization, and compliance infrastructure for Bangladesh's regulated institutions.

Bangla QR goes live June 2026. The Cyber Security Framework and BB Partner Network both land December 2026. PDPO data protection follows May 2027. Banks and financial institutions that are not ready will fail audit, lose licenses, or face criminal exposure. We build the identity, authorization, and anti-fraud primitives that close those gaps.

BB deadlines
  • Bangla QRJune 2026
  • Cyber Security FrameworkDecember 2026
  • BB Partner NetworkDecember 2026
  • PDPO Data ProtectionMay 2027
Commercial proof

Active commercial engagements with tier-1 commercial banks in Bangladesh, under NDA. Case studies will be published when contractually permitted.

Named customers below are businesses that can be referenced publicly -- not the regulated institutions we work with.

Technical credibility
  • Tier-3 data center
    Redundant power, cooling, network. Bangladesh-sovereign.
  • APNIC member
    Autonomous system AS 64005. Dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 blocks.
  • 26 years of financial infrastructure
    Same principal engineer throughout the track record.
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About

26 years of financial infrastructure. Same principal engineer throughout.

The person who architected the core systems in 2000 is the same person architecting the compliance platform you deploy today. For bank buyers, continuity is a credibility signal -- vendor staff turnover is one of the top recurring audit findings in the region.

KaritKarma is headquartered in Dhaka. Our production workloads run from Tier-3 data center facilities inside Bangladesh. We are an APNIC member with autonomous system number AS 64005 and dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 blocks, so identity, authorization, and fraud-control traffic never requires a foreign cloud hop.

For custom engineering engagements outside our platform products, see our consultancy arm LoneSock.

Get in touch

Book a technical briefing.

A 45-minute session with the engineer who will be responsible for your deployment. We map your audit findings to specific platform controls and agree on a deployment envelope before anyone signs anything.