CASE STUDY · FINTECH LOCALIZATION
9 million words across 21 languages
A long-term localization programme for myPOS covering software, marketing, financial and legal content, with several new requests arriving every working day.
- ~9M words
- 21 languages
- 4–7 requests daily
- 7+ years
THE PROJECT
Ongoing localization for a European fintech company
VIAX supports myPOS with regular multilingual content across 21 languages. The work includes software and website localization, marketing content, customer communications and financial and legal documents.
Unlike a one-off translation project, this account involves a continuous flow of new and updated content. Several requests may arrive on the same day, each with its own files, languages and deadline.
- ~9M
- Words translated and localized
- 21
- Languages
- 4–7
- Requests daily
- 7+ years
- Long-term cooperation
THE CONTENT
Different content within one localization programme
Software & interfaces
Product interfaces, features, settings, notifications and other text used inside digital products.
Websites
Product pages, customer information, landing pages and other web content.
Marketing
Campaigns, promotional content, newsletters and customer-facing messages.
Financial content
Content relating to payments, accounts, cards, transfers and other financial services.
Legal documents
Terms, policies, agreements and other legal content supplied for translation.
Help & customer communication
Support content, guidance, service messages and other customer-facing information.
THE CHALLENGE
Many small and large requests within one ongoing account
The work varies from short interface strings and customer messages to larger documents and campaigns. Different content types may arrive at the same time and need to be coordinated across several languages.
Daily requests
VIAX handles between four and seven new requests on a typical working day.
21 languages
Work needs to remain organised across a large group of regular target languages.
Different content types
Software, marketing, financial and legal content require different linguistic approaches within the same account.
Regular updates
Existing products and content are updated continuously, so approved terminology and previous translations need to remain available.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
A workflow built for regular localization
- 01
Request received
New files, languages and deadlines are reviewed and added to the ongoing project schedule.
- 02
Team assignment
Work is assigned to the appropriate linguists for each language and content type.
- 03
Translation & localization
The content is translated using the available translation memories, terminology and client instructions.
- 04
Review & QA
The agreed linguistic review and quality checks are completed before delivery.
- 05
Delivery
Completed content is returned according to the required deadline and format.
- 06
Resources updated
Approved translations, terminology decisions and client feedback remain available for later requests.
TERMINOLOGY & CONSISTENCY
Keeping the same product language over time
A long-term fintech account uses the same product names, interface terms and financial concepts across many types of content. Translation memories and terminology help keep these choices consistent as new material is added.
Product terminology
Feature names, services and recurring product terms can remain consistent across interfaces and customer content.
Financial terminology
Repeated payment, banking and account terminology is maintained across languages.
Translation memories
Approved previous translations remain available when similar or repeated content appears again.
Client feedback
Approved changes can be reflected in the resources used for future projects.
THE TEAM
Linguists who become familiar with the account
Where possible, regular linguists continue working on the same languages over time. This gives them familiarity with the product, terminology and previous client decisions.
Central project management coordinates the incoming requests, deadlines, language teams and client communication across the account.
SOFTWARE LOCALIZATION
Short strings need context too
Fintech localization includes many short pieces of interface text where a few words may depend heavily on context.
Interface context
The meaning of a short string can depend on where it appears and what the user is doing.
Character limits
Some interface elements need concise translations because available space is limited.
Placeholders & variables
Technical elements inside strings need to remain correct during translation.
Repeated terminology
Buttons, features and payment terms need consistent wording across the product.
PROJECT OUTCOME
A localization partnership built over years
- ~9M words
- translated and localized
- 21 languages
- supported within the account
- 4–7 requests
- handled each working day
- 7+ years
- of ongoing cooperation
The account shows how VIAX can support a continuous multilingual workload while maintaining regular teams, translation memories, terminology and central project coordination.
CLIENT REVIEW
Review from myPOS Technologies
“We received very positive feedback from our native speakers in local offices that translations done by the agency are of very good quality.”
myPOS Technologies
Fintech localization
RELATED SERVICES
Services used in this type of programme
Software & Website Localization
Localization of software, websites, interfaces and regular product updates.
Software & Website LocalizationTranslation & Localization
Translation of financial, legal, marketing and corporate content.
Translation & LocalizationManaged Multilingual Projects
Coordination of ongoing multilingual work involving regular requests, teams and deadlines.
Managed Multilingual ProjectsTerminology Management
Maintenance of approved product and financial terminology across languages.
Terminology ManagementEditing, Proofreading & LQA
Linguistic review and quality checks for translated content.
Editing, Proofreading & LQA
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