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Gain visibility.
Secure environments.

Financial institutions use Coder to standardize development environments — accelerating onboarding for developers and their AI agents.

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Financial institutions need speed and security.

Coder replaces decentralized local setups with self-hosted, standardized environments that boost developer productivity, enforce policy, and support regulatory compliance.

Cost optimization

Spin up secure environments in minutes and cut onboarding from weeks to hours. Eliminate local config headaches and shut down idle VMs to control spend.

Ensure compliance

Coder is fully self-hosted and runs in any environment, including air-gapped deployments and major clouds. It meets the strictest security and data sovereignty requirements.

Standardize environments

Coder is cloud, IDE, and agent agnostic. Developers get the flexibility to use the tools they want, all within a centralized, high-performance environment built for scale.

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We are reliant on Coder right now to roll out Claude Code and Codex since it's the path of least resistance for centralizing model configuration.

Why financial institutions adopt Coder

With Coder, developers and AI agents at financial services organizations spend more time building and less time stuck in setup. Platform teams get standardized environments with full visibility and control, avoiding the risks of local environments and shadow tools.

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Improved resource efficiency by 20% with Coder
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FAQs

How does Coder support compliance with regulations like GDPR and DORA?
Coder runs in your own infrastructure, and we don't have access to your workspaces or source code. You keep control of where data lives, who can access it, and how long logs are kept, which supports your GDPR and DORA obligations. Self-hosting alone doesn't make a deployment compliant: that depends on how you configure and operate Coder. Coder collects product telemetry by default, and you can turn it off.
Does Coder have a SOC 2 Type II report?
Does Coder work with my existing tools?
How does Coder support compliance in highly regulated industries like banking?
What IDEs and languages are supported?
Is Coder secure enough for regulated industries?
Can I use Coder with AI coding agents or ML workloads?