Who builds EasyAccess
EasyAccess is the security product line of NexaTech Consulting (PTY) LTD, an enterprise IT consultancy in Cape Town, South Africa.
Built by people who had to run this
NexaTECH has spent over twenty years in enterprise IT and more than ten of those in financial technology: core banking platforms, payment hubs and the systems that regulators examine closely.
That work is where these products come from. Building access control for banks and payment processors means repeatedly meeting the same wall: the available products are excellent, and they want your traffic to pass through their cloud. For a regulated institution that is frequently the end of the conversation, regardless of how good the technology is.
EasyAccess exists to answer that specific objection. Every product is designed to be operated by the customer, in the customer's infrastructure, with no component of the data path under our control and no telemetry flowing back to us.
How we write software
The engineering rules are deliberately unglamorous and strictly enforced: a compiler warning counts as a defect, placeholders and unfinished stubs are not permitted in the codebase, and documentation ships in the same change as the code it describes. New dependencies fail the build until their licence has been recorded and reviewed.
None of that is remarkable on its own. Together it is the difference between a product that can be audited and one that merely claims to be.
- Registration
- 20231968737
- Tax reference
- 96152221
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Registered office
- 17 Dock Road, Watershed
Cape Town, Western Cape
South Africa, 8002 - Consulting
- nexatech.dev
If our infrastructure has to be available for your staff to work, we have made your availability our problem. We would rather not.
The brand
EasyAccess covers the security and access products. NexaTECH remains the consultancy and the home of the financial technology, commerce and blockchain work. Same company, same engineering team, different audiences.
Three commitments
Your data stays yours
No product phones home, meters your usage or routes your traffic through infrastructure we operate. An air-gapped deployment is a supported configuration, not an exception we grudgingly accommodate.
We say what is not finished
Capabilities under development are described as such, certifications in progress are not presented as held, and a roadmap item is never written in the present tense. You will hear this in a sales conversation too.
Licences, not subscriptions to your own traffic
You buy a term licence for software you run. The commercial model does not depend on how much of your business passes through us, because none of it does.
Talk to the people who built it
Technical questions reach engineers rather than a script. If something does not fit your environment, we would rather tell you early.