Yes, we're open source!

Don't think a bank can do open source? We'd like to change your mind.

Open source technology has changed how we think of collaboration, community building and continuous innovation. That’s why we launched the Capital One Open Source Program Office in 2015 and have made our open source-first approach to software development part of our culture.

Open Source First

We develop and open source software designed to meet the demands of our highly regulated industry.

Contributions to 100+ Projects

Our technologists have made thousands of contributions to more than 100 projects, including 25 of our own.

Invested in the Community

We sponsor the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Python, FINOS, Apache and more to help keep open source sustainable.

Featured Open Source Projects

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A data science tool designed to capture all information and artifacts relating to a model during training and monitoring.

Data Profiler

A Python library designed to make data analysis, monitoring and sensitive data detection easy.

Hygieia

Get a consolidated, nearly real-time overview of your CI/CD pipeline efficiency.

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Events

Here, there and everywhere

Every year we sponsor and attend open source events like All Things Open, PyCon, KubeCon and more. Check out where we’ll be next.

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Careers

Yes, we’re hiring!

Come help us change banking for good by using technology to serve our customers quicker and more easily than ever.

Sharing What We’ve Learned

The Enterprise Developer

A three-part series on operationalizing enterprise developers.

Open Source as the New Normal

Collaborative working makes smarter, more resilient tech.

Openness in a Regulated Industry

Watch our open source webinar at The Linux Foundation1.

Featured Open Source Articles

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Why use InnerSource when developing enterprise applications?

Developing enterprise applications with open-source practices

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Developing Software for the Bank of the Future

A look back at Capital One's Year in Open Source

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Detecting Sensitive Information in Data with Data Profiler

Simplifying detection with just a few lines of code using Data Profiler—an open source project from Capital One