FORMANCE LEARNING JOURNEYS
Learn by moving real value.
Pick a learning track below. Every journey starts with plain-language concepts — product syntax and real actions appear only after their meaning is clear.
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0%Ledger 3.0 · Module 00
Ledger Basics — From Business Facts to Money Movements
Build a Ledger mental model in plain English, then translate one movement into Numscript and verify its expected result.
Role roadmaps
Sales, Support, Solution Engineering and Operations share the same foundations, then continue through role-relevant modules.
Choose your learning journey
Build with Formance
Learn the financial primitives and product modules used to build reliable flows of funds.
LEDGER 3.0.0-alpha.13
Ledger 3.0
Learn Formance Ledger 3.0 by moving real value through guided missions, from your first posting to production operations.
RECONCILIATION 2.4.1
Reconciliation — Ledger Clarity
Turn financial invariants into explainable rules, evaluate coherent snapshots, and operate every discrepancy through an auditable alert lifecycle. Builds on the Ledger track vocabulary — accounts, assets, balances and minor-unit notation.
WALLETS
Wallets — Balances, Spending and Holds
Use the opinionated Wallets model to represent user funds, separate balances, move value deliberately and operate temporary holds. Builds on the Ledger track's vocabulary of accounts, the world account and minor-unit notation.
WEBHOOKS 2.5.3
Webhooks — Durable Event Delivery
Route Formance events to trusted HTTP receivers, understand the durable delivery lifecycle, and recover failures without duplicating downstream effects.
FLOWS
Flows — Durable Financial Workflows
Coordinate value across ledgers, wallets and payment processors with explicit stages, external events, triggers and observable workflow instances.
Operate Formance
Understand the platform, access model, deployment boundaries and operational commitments.
FORMANCE CLOUD
Formance Cloud — Architecture and Operations
Understand how Formance Cloud is organized, how its control and data planes cooperate, how Membership governs access, and how to reason precisely about availability and SLA commitments.
Meaning before syntax
Plain English first, product syntax when ready
Real evidence
Validate state, not clicks
Mastery checks
Pass a quiz after every module