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As we approach our fourth year, fintech_devcon continues to redefine the conference experience. Founded on the vision of creating a relaxed, educational environment free from sales pitches, our event focuses on what truly matters: the developers shaping the future of fintech.

When architecting payment solutions, rigorous and extensive testing is not just beneficial, it’s imperative. In November of last year, a significant Federal Reserve processing glitch impacted around 900,000 payment transactions across three major US banks. What’s worse is it occurred on a payday, disrupting the direct deposit of wages and resulting in widespread inconvenience and stress.

From day one, Moov’s co-founders set out to make our organization remote-first. While they knew it would be a challenge, they believed it could help make Moov one of the best places anyone has ever worked. While there are a lot of advantages to being fully remote—from work-life balance and flexibility to recruiting talent from virtually anywhere—it can also make it harder for teammates to feel connected.

Processing XML in Go has traditionally involved repetitive code, runtime type assertions, and complex validation logic. Modern Go applications demand better: type safety, maintainability, and performance. I want to explore how Moov’s wire20022 library demonstrates a comprehensive approach to XML processing using Go generics, embedded structs, factory patterns, and idiomatic interfaces.