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Where most teams get stuck — here's what we chose
"Do we optimise the existing system — or rebuild for the future?"
Faster to implement, but limited upside. Structural bottlenecks remain. Only a temporary fix.
Long-term scalability, true performance gains, and a foundation that can support 10x growth.
↗ We rebuilt from the ground up because incremental improvement couldn't solve a structural problem. The rebuild paid for itself in 6 weeks of improved conversions.
The exact state change we engineered
Legacy monolithic CMS with 4s+ load times, 35% bounce rate, and a user journey that bled signups at every step.
Headless edge architecture with 0.4s TTI, 7% bounce rate, and a performance-first foundation built for scale.
We test assumptions, not just execute tasks
Reducing client-side JavaScript improves engagement depth
Sub-second load time increases trust signals in financial platforms
Every tool chosen for a reason
Visual documentation of the build
Hard-won insights from the project
In fintech, speed = trust = conversion — performance is a product feature
Performance improvements consistently outperform visual redesigns in test results
Over-optimising too early slows down execution; audit first, then act
Edge systems require per-region tuning — a single global config underperforms
"WebMarv didn't just improve performance — they changed how our platform converts. The 45% uplift in signups directly impacted our quarterly revenue targets. Best technical investment we've made."
Sarah Jenkins
CTO, Volt Banking
Volt Banking achieved +45% in signup growth. Their load time shifted by 0.4s. These results follow a repeatable methodology we've refined across Fintech and beyond.
Extra value delivered + what's planned next
About this project, our process, and working with WebMarv
Volt's legacy monolithic architecture was causing sub-optimal performance, with 4s+ mobile load times and a 35% bounce rate that directly impacted trust and revenue.
The project ran for 5 Months. Team: 3 Engineers, 1 UX Designer. Primary platform: Next.js / Vercel Edge.
Signup Growth: +45% — Increase in new account registrations within 60 days. Load Time: 0.4s — Time to Interactive on 3G mobile. Revenue Impact: $1.2M+ — Estimated annual incremental growth
We used Next.js 14 (App Router), React Server Components, Node.js, Vercel Edge Runtime, Tailwind CSS, Headless CMS. Every tool was chosen for a specific performance or scalability reason, not out of habit.
We chose to rebuild from the ground up because incremental improvement wouldn't solve a structural problem. We didn't just optimise pages — we redefined how the system works through Headless Architecture, Edge-First Delivery, and Server-Driven Rendering.
Yes. Our methodology in Fintech projects has produced consistent, measurable outcomes. We specialise in Website Rebuild solutions that drive real business returns — not just technical improvements. Book a free diagnostic to explore what's possible for your business.
Volt Banking achieved +45% in Signup Growth, 0.4s Load Time, and $1.2M+ Revenue Impact.
WebMarv is headquartered in Bangalore, India. We work globally — this project was for Volt Banking in Sydney, Australia. Our remote-first delivery model means geography is never a barrier to great results.
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