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Golang – an open-source programming language developed by Google in 2009 – is fast taking over from Java as the industry standard for fintech businesses that want to get to market fast and need a technology backend that is simple, scalable, and easy to maintain. Top fintech companies like Paypal, Nubank, Chime and American Express are already using Golang as their go-to programming language because it is so well suited to running high-load, distributed applications built on a