Aniket Chaudhary — Product Engineer

Desi boy at heart. My first brush with scale was growing sugarcane; then somehow I ended up building software for millions of businesses at Razorpay. Turns out scale transfers. These days, I lead Constantinople's frontend team in India, building AI-native banking systems for the world. I also build Reticket on the side, where fake tickets can’t be listed.

I care about how a thing feels more than how it's supposed to be built. Whatever feels right to the eye is what ships.

Experience

Reticket

2025 – now

Founder

Reticket started after I saw how difficult it was to trust someone selling a ticket online.

We’re building a safer way to resell tickets. Sellers prove ownership using a ZK proof, buyers pay through the platform, and payouts are released after the event.

It’s live on web, iOS, and Android, with 5K+ signups, a 2K-member WhatsApp community, and $20K+ worth of tickets sold.

Constantinople

2025 – now

Senior Software Engineer

I lead the frontend payments team at an AI-native banking platform, building account and payment experiences for banks across global markets. My work spans shared systems, web, and mobile products.

Razorpay

2021 – 2025

Senior Frontend Engineer

Joined straight out of college as the youngest full-time engineer and stayed four years, across Capital, Payments and Platform.

Built most of Capital's product surface and redesigned onboarding; signup and login conversion rose 33% and 81%. Led frontend for the Merchant Dashboard, including bringing Ezetap's offline payments into a product that had only ever been built for online. In my final role there, I was part of the Dashboard Platform team, improving CI, developer experience, and the shared foundations behind a better merchant experience.

Caring Company

2020 – 2021

Founding Frontend Engineer

As the founding frontend engineer, I built the first product surfaces for a healthcare platform serving Australian hospitals: onboarding, authentication, scheduling, and claims. Working from zero meant shaping the frontend foundations as closely as the features themselves.