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Flomisma
Phase 1 · open core

Trust infrastructure · open source

Financial primitives you can inspect, audit, and trust

Flomisma publishes its transport, ledger, and task queue layers as open source. No pricing. No sales. The repo is the product.

Bank infrastructure

Invoice audit infrastructure for banks

Flomisma provides the audit and verification rail for bank invoice workflows. Banks issue invoices and receive payments through their own systems. Flomisma records every state transition, verifies conditions against bank-reported data, reconciles multi-party ledgers at ISO 20022 maximum precision (18 decimal places), and produces a cryptographically attestable audit trail. Flomisma does not move or hold funds.

Open source

MIT licensed — free to use, inspect, and fork

Core modules are fully open. No CLAs, no contributor agreements, no strings. Use them in personal or commercial projects. Operational primitives docs →

Source available

BSL 1.1 — inspect and audit, commercial license required

These modules are readable and auditable. Production deployment in a competing product requires a commercial agreement. BSL converts to Apache 2.0 after four years.

GitHub packages ship bare algorithm primitives (no database or UI); paid templates wire the same concepts into production-ready Next.js + Prisma applications. View integrated templates →

BSL 1.1 terms: Source code is public and auditable. Free for non-commercial use and internal evaluation. Production use in a competing financial infrastructure product requires a commercial license. Converts to Apache 2.0 on the four-year change date. Read the license →

Proprietary tier

Future phases

Additional modules are in active development and will be announced in a future phase.

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Traction

Community signals

Phase 1 metrics — updated from GitHub. These are the leading indicators watched before any commercial expansion.

GitHub stars

0

Across MIT repos

Forks

0

Across MIT repos

External PRs

0

Open PRs from non-maintainers