Evidence pack practice in Module 8 changed how we hand files to external reviewers. We still wish Module 7 had a second lab hour.
Jaeho · Payments ops · Seoul
Flagship program
A six-week cohort where fintech operators reconstruct transaction paths, pressure-test controls, and document findings that survive partner and auditor questions.
Shared definitions for pending, cleared, reversed, and orphaned states.
How to sample without cherry-picking and how to log what you skipped.
Cutoffs, holidays in Korea, and why “same day” is often a fiction.
Card, bank transfer, and wallet top-ups in one narrative.
Tagging that helps engineering triage instead of burying them.
When alerts fire correctly for the wrong operational reason.
Patterns common in Korean correspondent and clearing relationships.
Assembling traces, screenshots, and scope notes for reviews.
Timed practice presenting findings to a skeptical product lead.
Former payments operations lead at a Seoul-based wallet company. Yuna designs Smartwebkit labs from redacted production-shaped datasets and coaches writing that risk teams can forward without rewriting.
Operators, junior auditors, and product analysts who already touch reconciliations. Pure beginners to finance concepts may struggle in weeks three and four.
No. Smartwebkit provides education and practice. We do not certify compliance with any regulator or exchange listing requirement.
We cannot give you production access to your own systems. Labs use synthetic and redacted samples. If your stack is highly custom, Integrity Studio may fit better than the public cohort.
Plan for roughly five hours: one live session, one lab block, and async critique.
Evidence pack practice in Module 8 changed how we hand files to external reviewers. We still wish Module 7 had a second lab hour.
Jaeho · Payments ops · Seoul
★★★★☆
Solid on settlement windows. The peer critique stung in a useful way — my first finding draft was too absolute.
Client in merchant acquiring