How Mollie uses Expo to power its multi-platform payments app

In 2019, Mollie, a financial services company, began a partnership with Expo, choosing it to develop a scalable mobile app with minimal native mobile experience among its team, leading to the creation of a successful app used by thousands daily. The decision was driven by Expo's ability to deliver a customer-ready app rapidly, provide stability through instant bug fixes, and offer an exceptional developer experience with its transparent engineering culture and documentation. Mollie's engineering culture, where everyone acts as a full-stack engineer, leverages a shared monorepo and modern release process to bridge mobile and web deployments, enabling feature teams to focus on business logic without mobile-specific constraints. Over time, some engineers have expanded their skills to create custom Expo modules for advanced features, and the company has utilized Expo to build not only mobile apps but also hardware like its Android-run terminal device, ensuring consistency across all customer interactions. Expo's cross-platform capabilities allow Mollie to build features that can be deployed across iOS, Android, and web efficiently, maintaining rapid iteration and alignment with engineering values while pushing the limits of cross-platform applications.

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