FinVerify is open infrastructure for trustworthy financial AI. Whether you write code, design systems, run experiments, or ask hard questions, there's a place for you here.
Mission
Verified financial AI
License
Open Source
Community
Global contributors
§ 00 · Why It Matters
Every improvement to FinVerifyBench and the DVL directly raises the bar for trustworthy financial AI. Your work shows up here.
Accuracy lift
Target latency
Focus domains
§ 01 · Why Contribute?
Work on production verification infrastructure used by researchers and financial practitioners.
Gain hands-on experience with AI inference, backend systems, frontend craft, and research methodology.
Join thoughtful contributors who review code, debate design, and ship together.
Your contributions influence the direction of FinVerifyBench, the DVL, and the verification console.
§ 02 · Who We're Looking For
Build resilient APIs, verification pipelines, and data ingestion for SEC filings and financial documents.
Craft the verification console, demo experiences, and contributor-facing interfaces with precision.
Improve retrieval, evidence scoring, and the deterministic verification models behind the DVL.
Design datasets, benchmarks, and evaluation pipelines that make FinVerifyBench more rigorous.
Explore numerical reasoning, hallucination detection, and verification theory in financial domains.
Write clear documentation, tutorials, and research notes that lower the barrier to contribution.
Shape how trust, evidence, and verification states are communicated to users.

Aaditya Thokal
Founder, FinVerify
§ 03 · Meet the Founder
FinVerify was founded with a simple vision: to make financial AI systems more trustworthy, transparent, and verifiable. What began as a research initiative has evolved into an open-source platform where engineers, researchers, designers, and contributors can collaborate to build reliable infrastructure for financial AI. Every contribution helps move that vision forward.
Interested in contributing to FinVerify? We'd love to have you join the community.
§ 04 · How to Contribute
Read the README, architecture notes, and current issues on GitHub.
Pick something that matches your skills — from good first issues to research challenges.
Create your own branch and set up the local development environment.
Write clean, documented code and open a pull request for review.
Once merged, you're part of the FinVerify contributor community.
§ 05 · Open Opportunities
These categories will soon sync directly with GitHub Issues. For now, explore the repository and reach out if you see something that excites you.
Small, well-scoped tasks perfect for learning the codebase and our review process.
Feature work, integrations, and tooling improvements that touch multiple parts of the stack.
Core verification pipeline enhancements, performance work, and new console capabilities.
Open problems in numerical reasoning, evidence retrieval, and benchmark design.
§ 06 · Our Vision
Community contributions are central to that goal. Every issue closed, every benchmark refined, and every design decision questioned brings us closer to a future where financial systems can trust the numbers they act on.
§ 07 · Community
Follow progress, ask questions, and share ideas with the people building FinVerify.