About

A quiet audit room for noisy payment businesses

Cloud Connectivity grew out of repeated late nights spent translating FSC examination questions into sample selections operations teams could actually pull. We stay small on purpose.

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Origin

Before the firm had a name, its founders sat through licensing interviews for remittance companies and wallet issuers across Greater Taipei. The pattern was familiar: policies looked complete on paper, while daily settlement and complaint handling told a different story. Cloud Connectivity was formed to give fintech operators a frank, independent audit before a regulator or investor asks the same questions under pressure.

What we believe

Findings should name an owner, a control, and a date — not a theme. We write for compliance officers who must brief a board, not for marketing decks. Taiwan’s payment and remittance landscape has its own rhythms; we do not import checklists that ignore local settlement rails or banking correspondent practices.

Working approach

Engagements begin with a scoping call, then a document request list sized to your product lines. Fieldwork mixes walkthroughs with sample testing. Closing conferences are scheduled before the draft memo leaves our desk, so factual corrections happen early.

People you meet in the room

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Hana Lin

Engagement partner. Former internal audit lead for a licensed payment institution; focuses on licensing readiness and settlement controls.

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Jonathan Wu

Senior auditor. Specialises in AML control testing, SAR escalation trails, and correspondent banking questionnaires.

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Sofia Chang

Fieldwork lead. Coordinates sample selections with operations and keeps the request list from ballooning mid-engagement.