
What we’re about
A group for Product Managers and Programmers having interest in Financial Services/Fintech. We discuss topics related to Fintech, breaking them down to their first principles.
Catch up: Once a month (last Saturday) in Bengaluru
Upcoming events
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Understanding KYC Through Real-World Role Play (No Jargon)
Cybrilla, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Ka, INWe keep hearing about KYC and its ever-growing list of acronyms - both as users of fintech products and as builders behind the scenes. It’s everywhere, yet often feels abstract and compliance heavy. But KYC is a foundational building block of any financial system, and a clear, first-principles understanding of it is critical if we want to build strong, trustworthy fintech products.
In our earlier meetups, we’ve explored KYC through discussions, thought experiments, and simple mental models. This time, we’re trying something different - and more fun.
Instead of slides and jargon, we’ll enact a real-world scenario with the group. Think role-playing everyday interactions to uncover:
- Why KYC exists
- What problems it actually solves
By grounding everything in human interactions, we’ll strip KYC down to its essentials and rebuild our understanding from scratch.
If you enjoy learning by doing, questioning assumptions, and occasionally saying “ohhh, that’s why,” this one’s for you.
Who should attend
- Product Managers building fintech products
- Programmers working on fintech systems
- Anyone curious about how financial trust really works
You’ll walk away with clear mental models you can directly apply to real fintech problem statements.
Agenda
- Mental Models, Enactment & Discussion on KYC – Satish (60 mins)
- Networking & Conversations (30 mins)
Speaker
Satish has worn multiple hats over the last decade—as a programmer and a product manager—building a range of fintech products. He enjoys breaking down complex systems into simple, foundational ideas across tech and finance. Currently, he’s building a fintech infrastructure company: https://cybrilla.com2 attendees
Past events
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