Ukrainian-born fintech company Fintech Farm, which builds neobanks across four countries, plans to break into two new markets by the end of this year, according to co-founder Dmytro Dubilet.

To power this expansion, the company wants to add more than 40 new specialists, with many openings based in Kyiv.

• Dubilet says Fintech Farm’s long-term vision is nothing short of global domination in digital banking. The company aims to operate a leading neobank in over 50 countries. The company’s neobanks already operate in Azerbaijan (Leobank), Kyrgyzstan (Simbank), India (Roarbank), and Vietnam (Liobank).
• Speaking to Scroll.media, Dubilet revealed that the team currently numbers 250 people, and that the new hires are «for growth» in markets preparing to launch.
• At the moment, 35 open roles are listed on the company’s website, with some positions requiring multiple hires.
• Many offer remote or hybrid options, and the Ukrainian offices are located in Kyiv and Dnipro.
• In addition to competitive salaries, Dubilet notes that every employee receives stock options annually, without exception. Looking ahead, he says the company intends to go public within a few years.
• Open positions include:
  • Managers / Product Owners: credit products; credit risks; payments; accounts and reconciliation; collections; anti-fraud; trading (stocks and crypto); small and medium-sized business solutions.
  • Marketing: direct marketing manager; affiliate marketing manager; PPC specialist.
  • IT & Engineering: business analysts; systems analysts; data analysts; DevOps engineers; Golang developers; information security managers; Java engineers; database administrators; 3rd-line technical support engineers.

About Fintech Farm

• Founded in 2021 by Ukrainians Dmytro Dubilet, Alexander Vityaz, and Nick Bezkrovnyy, Fintech Farm is a London-based startup specializing in creating digital banks (neobanks) for traditional financial institutions.
• It offers a full technology stack and mobile banking app to partners.
• The company raised $7.4 million in 2022 and an additional $32 million in 2024 to fuel its entry into the Indian market.
• In April 2025, Fintech Farm joined the global community of entrepreneurs Endeavor. It was the second Ukrainian company to do so, after Headway and founder Anton Pavlovsky.