Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide)
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Introduction
Bangladesh has more than 4,500 software and IT-enabled service companies and over 300,000 people working in them, according to The Business Standard. This guide narrows that to 25 companies worth shortlisting in 2026: the country's biggest software exporters, such as BJIT, SELISE, Cefalo and Brain Station 23, plus specialists in core banking, telecom, payments, e-government and medical devices. Each profile ends with the kind of project the company is best suited for.
Editor's note: Kaz Software publishes this guide and lists itself first. The order reflects our editorial judgment, informed by the public evidence described below; it is not a scored or independently audited ranking. Figures marked "self-reported", or that a company "reports", come from its own website and have not been independently verified. Last reviewed: October 8, 2026.
Top 25 software companies in Bangladesh at a glance
# | Company | Founded | Base | Known for | Best suited for |
1 | Kaz Software | 2004 | Dhaka; Bern office | Custom software, AI, staff augmentation | Long-term custom builds with one senior team |
2 | BJIT Group | 2001 | Dhaka; offices in 7 more countries | Offshore teams, QA, embedded | Large dedicated teams; Japan-market work |
3 | SELISE Digital Platforms | 2011 | Zurich HQ; Dhaka hub | Enterprise platforms | Retail, insurance, banking and telecom platforms |
4 | Cefalo Bangladesh | 2010 | Oslo HQ; Dhaka centre | Dedicated developer teams | Nordic firms wanting their own Dhaka team |
5 | Brain Station 23 | 2006 | Dhaka; 5 offices abroad | Enterprise software, staff augmentation | Large multi-technology programmes |
6 | Enosis Solutions | 2006 | Dhaka | Product engineering, QA automation | Software product companies |
7 | DataSoft Systems Bangladesh | 1998 | Dhaka | Government and enterprise systems | Public-sector and large corporate systems |
8 | LeadSoft Bangladesh | 1999 | Dhaka | Core banking (BankUltimus) | Banks and financial institutions |
9 | Therap (BD) | 2004 | Dhaka | SaaS for disability services | Care providers using Therap's software |
10 | REVE Systems | 2003 | Singapore HQ; Bangladesh R&D | VoIP and contact-centre software | Telecom operators and VoIP providers |
11 | Dynamic Solution Innovators (DSi) | 2001 | Redmond HQ; Dhaka centre | Team augmentation | US product teams adding engineers |
12 | Southtech Group | 1996 | Dhaka | Microfinance and ERP software | Microfinance institutions and retailers |
13 | Dream71 Bangladesh | 2008 | Dhaka | E-government, apps, games | Citizen-facing government apps |
14 | Synesis IT | 2006 | Dhaka | E-government, health lines, contact centres | Government helplines and citizen services |
15 | KONA Software Lab | 2012 | Dhaka | Cards, payments, e-KYC | Banks and wallets building payments |
16 | ReliSource | 2003 | Boston area; Dhaka | Medical-device and IoT software | Device-to-cloud product engineering |
17 | Vivasoft | 2016 | Dhaka | Team augmentation, MVPs | Startups adding developers fast |
18 | Riseup Labs | 2009 | Dhaka | AR/VR, games, apps | XR and interactive projects |
19 | Nascenia | 2010 | Dhaka | Ruby on Rails, mobile | Ruby on Rails products |
20 | weDevs | 2012 | Dhaka; Singapore | WordPress and WooCommerce plugins | WooCommerce marketplaces (Dokan) |
21 | Ollyo | 2010 | Dhaka | WordPress and Joomla products | Sites and courses on WordPress or Joomla |
22 | Mediusware | 2016 | US and Dhaka | Dedicated teams, SaaS builds | SaaS startups |
23 | Technext | 2012 | Dhaka; US office | Staff augmentation, MVPs | Startups and small businesses |
24 | Pridesys IT | 2013 | Dhaka | PrideERP | Garment, textile and trading firms |
25 | Bdtask | 2013 | Dhaka; Dubai office | Ready-made business software | SMEs wanting off-the-shelf software |
How we chose and ordered these 25
We looked for public evidence a buyer can check, weighted in this order:
Export record. Whether BASIS named the company among its top 10 IT/ITES exporters for FY2024-25 (announced at BASIS IT Exporters' Night in January 2026), or The Business Standard listed it among BASIS members' ten largest exporters over the previous five years (December 2022). Process and security certifications such as CMMI, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, as each company reports them. We did not audit these; the checklist further down shows how to verify them. Years in operation and where the engineering work is done. Depth in a specialty, such as core banking, telecom, payments, e-government or medical devices. Whether you can hire them for a project. Companies that only build their own products sit lower in this buyer's guide. We left out captive R&D centres such as Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh, the semiconductor design firm ULKASEMI, and two top exporters with too little public information to profile (Radiant Data Systems and Data Path). We also left out firms currently debarred by the World Bank, because they cannot win Bank-financed contracts. Kaz Software is first because Kaz publishes this guide. Everything after that is our editorial order.
Bangladesh's software industry in numbers
Measure | Figure | Source |
ICT service exports, FY2024-25 | US$724.6 million, up 7.7% on the year | |
Software and IT-enabled service companies | More than 4,500 | |
People employed in those companies | More than 300,000 | |
BASIS members that exported in FY2024-25 | About 500 (about 300 export regularly) | |
Countries BASIS members export to | More than 104 | |
Main export markets | US, Japan, UK, South Korea, Norway, Denmark, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore, Canada |
Two caveats. First, the ICT Division's target of US$5 billion in exports by 2025 was missed by a wide margin. Second, the official figure is low: a former BASIS president told The Business Standard the real number could exceed US$1 billion once freelancers, small outsourcing firms and some foreign-partnered companies are counted. BASIS's top 10 IT/ITES exporters for FY2024-25, listed rather than ranked, were BJIT, Brain Station 23, ULKASEMI, SELISE Digital Platforms, Cefalo Bangladesh, Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh, Enosis Solutions, Therap (BD), Radiant Data Systems and Data Path (The Business Standard).
Export recognition for companies in this guide
Company | BASIS top-10 exporter, FY2024-25 | Five-year top-10 exporter (The Business Standard, Dec 2022) |
BJIT Group | Yes | Yes |
SELISE Digital Platforms | Yes | Yes (as Secure Link Services Bangladesh) |
Cefalo Bangladesh | Yes | Yes |
Brain Station 23 | Yes | Yes |
Therap (BD) | Yes | Yes |
Enosis Solutions | Yes | Yes |
Kaz Software | Yes | Yes |
The 25 companies in detail
25 Software Companies in Bangladesh
Companies are listed in our editorial order, with Kaz Software first. It is not a scored or independently verified ranking; see the editor's note above.
1. Kaz Software
Kaz Software has built custom software from Dhaka for 22 years. It staffs full project teams (engineering, QA, design and project management) and works across tax and trade, NGO and development programmes, e-commerce, ed-tech and fintech (self-reported). It also builds its own products, such as DTCLMS, an AI-enabled learning management system.
Founded: 2004 · Base: Dhaka, with an office in Bern, Switzerland · Website: kaz.com.bd
Proof points: Listed among BASIS members' ten largest exporters over five years by The Business Standard (December 2022). OpenAI Select Partner, with clients in 35+ countries (both self-reported).
Best suited for: Organisations that want one long-term team for custom software or AI work, including multi-stakeholder and compliance-heavy systems.
2. BJIT Group
BJIT started in 2001 as a Japanese-Bangladeshi joint venture and is one of Bangladesh's largest software exporters. Its Dhaka teams handle dedicated development, custom software, QA and test automation, application management and embedded (VLSI) work. It reports offices in Japan, the US, Sweden, Finland, the Netherlands, Singapore and Thailand, and more than 750 engineers.
Founded: 2001 · Base: Dhaka · Website: bjitgroup.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 IT/ITES exporter for FY2024-25, and on The Business Standard's 2022 five-year list.
Best suited for: Companies that need large dedicated teams, especially for work with Japanese clients or partners.
3. SELISE Digital Platforms
SELISE was founded in Zurich in 2011 and runs its main engineering hub in Dhaka. It builds and operates enterprise platforms for retail, insurance and banking, manufacturing and telecom clients, and reports ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certification and 700+ staff across eight locations.
Founded: 2011 · Base: Zurich HQ; Dhaka engineering hub · Website: selisegroup.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 exporter for FY2024-25, and on The Business Standard's 2022 five-year list (as Secure Link Services Bangladesh).
Best suited for: Enterprises that want a Swiss-managed partner with a large Bangladeshi delivery team.
4. Cefalo Bangladesh
Cefalo is a Norwegian company, founded in Oslo in 2010, that recruits and manages dedicated development teams in Dhaka for its clients. Most of them are Norwegian, including media groups and retailers (self-reported). It reports about 250 employees.
Founded: 2010 · Base: Oslo HQ; Dhaka delivery centre · Website: cefalo.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 exporter for FY2024-25, and on The Business Standard's 2022 five-year list.
Best suited for: Nordic and European companies that want a long-running team of their own in Dhaka.
5. Brain Station 23
Brain Station 23, founded in 2006, is one of Bangladesh's largest software services firms. It offers custom development, staff augmentation, MVPs, cloud, QA and AI work across fintech, telecom, pharma and retail. It reports offices in Germany, Malaysia, the US, the UAE and Japan, 900+ staff, and ISO 27001 and CMMI Level 3 certification.
Founded: 2006 · Base: Dhaka · Website: brainstation-23.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 IT/ITES exporter for FY2024-25 (a list Kaz Software is not on), and on The Business Standard's 2022 five-year list.
Best suited for: Large enterprise programmes that need many engineers across several technologies at once.
6. Enosis Solutions
Enosis has worked from Dhaka since 2006 as an engineering partner for software product companies in North America, Europe and Australia (self-reported). Its work covers product development, QA automation, legacy modernisation and AI features. It reports 350+ engineers.
Founded: 2006 · Base: Dhaka · Website: enosisbd.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 exporter for FY2024-25.
Best suited for: Software product companies that want a dedicated engineering and QA team.
7. DataSoft Systems Bangladesh
DataSoft, founded in 1998, builds systems for government and corporate clients. In 2014 it became the first Bangladeshi company appraised at CMMI Maturity Level 5, the model's top level, as reported by the company and by CBI, the Dutch government's import-promotion agency.
Founded: 1998 · Base: Dhaka · Website: datasoft-bd.com
Proof points: CMMI Level 5 appraisal (2014) and ISO 9001:2015 (self-reported). Check current CMMI status in the CMMI Institute's registry.
Best suited for: Public-sector and large corporate systems where documented process matters as much as the code.
8. LeadSoft Bangladesh
LeadSoft, founded in 1999, is a subsidiary of LEADS Corporation and developed BankUltimus, a core banking system for retail, SME and corporate banking. Western Group bought LEADS in July 2024. LeadSoft also takes outsourced development work, including for Japanese clients (self-reported).
Founded: 1999 · Base: Dhaka · Website: leadsoft.com.bd
Proof points: According to The Financial Express (August 2026), 13 Bangladeshi banks run LEADS' core banking software.
Best suited for: Banks and financial institutions that need core banking or related fintech systems.
9. Therap (BD)
Therap (BD), operating in Dhaka since 2004, is the development and operations hub of US-based Therap Services. It builds SaaS used by government and private agencies that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including electronic visit verification for US states. It reports 7,000+ customers.
Founded: 2004 · Base: Dhaka · Website: therapbd.com
Proof points: BASIS top-10 exporter for FY2024-25, and on The Business Standard's 2022 five-year list.
Best suited for: US and Canadian care providers evaluating Therap's software. It builds Therap's own product rather than client projects.
10. REVE Systems
REVE Systems was founded in 2003, is headquartered in Singapore and runs major R&D centres in Bangladesh and India. It sells telecom and customer-engagement software: VoIP softswitches, session border controllers, billing, cloud contact centre and live chat. It reports customers in 80+ countries and ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and CMMI Level 3 certification.
Founded: 2003 · Base: Singapore HQ; R&D in Bangladesh · Website: revesoft.com
Best suited for: Telecom operators, VoIP providers and businesses buying contact-centre software.
11. Dynamic Solution Innovators (DSi)
DSi, founded in 2001 (self-reported), is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, and does its engineering in Dhaka. It embeds AI, enterprise, mobile, DevOps and QA engineers in client teams, and reports building OpenCRVS, an open-source civil registration platform deployed in Cameroon, Mali, Nigeria, Niue and Zambia.
Founded: 2001 · Base: Redmond, US HQ; Dhaka engineering centre · Website: dsinnovators.com
Proof points: SOC 2 and 300+ engineers (self-reported).
Best suited for: US and European product companies adding senior engineers to an existing team.
12. SouthTech Group
Southtech, founded in 1996, sells financial and enterprise software: Ascend Financials for microfinance institutions, plus HR, retail and POS, ERP, VAT and insurance systems. It reports offices in Bhutan and Myanmar and CMMI Level 5 certification.
Founded: 1996 · Base: Dhaka · Website: southtechgroup.com
Best suited for: Microfinance institutions, banks and retailers in South Asia.
13. Dream71 Bangladesh
Dream71, founded in 2008, builds e-government systems, mobile apps, games and AI-assisted business tools. Its reported work includes an AI-based land information service and a blockchain-based distribution system for PKSF, with projects in 12+ countries.
Founded: 2008 · Base: Dhaka · Website: dream71.com
Proof points: CMMI Level 3, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022 (self-reported).
Best suited for: Government agencies and public programmes that need citizen-facing apps.
14. Synesis IT
Synesis IT, founded in 2006 (Devex), builds e-government, health-line and contact-centre systems. Its reported projects include the National Board of Revenue's e-TIN and e-Return systems, the Shastho Batayon health helpline and a biometric verification monitoring platform for the telecom regulator, BTRC.
Founded: 2006 · Base: Dhaka · Website: synesisit.com.bd
Proof points: CMMI Level 3 and ISO 27001:2022 (self-reported).
Best suited for: Government helplines, citizen services and large contact-centre platforms.
15. KONA Software Lab
KONA Software Lab began in 2012 as the Dhaka R&D centre of South Korea's KONA I and now builds payment technology: card operating systems, card personalisation, digital wallets and e-KYC. In 2025 it launched a locally built card personalisation system for Islami Bank Bangladesh, according to The Daily Star.
Founded: 2012 · Base: Dhaka · Website: konasl.com
Proof points: Visa Ready and FIPS 140-2; clients include Dutch-Bangla Bank's NexusPay and Nagad (self-reported).
Best suited for: Banks, wallets and fintechs issuing cards or building digital payments.
16. ReliSource
ReliSource, founded in 2003, has offices near Boston and in Dhaka, according to its profile on The Manifest. It engineers products from device level to cloud, with a focus on medical devices, healthcare, cold-chain logistics and payments.
Founded: 2003 · Base: Boston area, US; Dhaka · Website: relisource.com
Best suited for: Medical-device and connected-hardware companies that need device-to-cloud engineering.
17. Vivasoft
Vivasoft, founded in 2016, provides team augmentation, end-to-end development and MVP builds. It reports about 300 staff, offices in Rajshahi, Kathmandu, Kuala Lumpur and London, and ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certification.
Founded: 2016 · Base: Dhaka · Website: vivasoftltd.com
Best suited for: Startups and scale-ups that need to add developers quickly.
18. Riseup Labs
Riseup Labs has served clients since 2009 and focuses on interactive work: AR, VR and mixed reality, games, mobile apps and AI automation. It reports offices in New York, London and Dubai, and ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Founded: 2009 · Base: Dhaka · Website: riseuplabs.com
Best suited for: XR, gaming and other interactive projects.
19. Nascenia
Nascenia was founded in Dhaka in June 2010, according to its co-founder's account in Future Startup. It is known for Ruby on Rails and mobile app development for clients in North America and Europe, and reports an office in Australia.
Founded: 2010 · Base: Dhaka · Website: nascenia.com
Best suited for: Companies building or maintaining Ruby on Rails products.
20. weDevs
weDevs began as a WordPress developer community in 2008 and became a company in 2012. It makes WordPress and WooCommerce products, including the Dokan multivendor marketplace plugin, WP ERP and WP User Frontend, and reports 420,000+ customers in 160+ countries.
Founded: 2012 · Base: Dhaka; Singapore · Website: wedevs.com
Best suited for: Businesses building marketplaces or back-office tools on WordPress and WooCommerce.
21. Ollyo
Ollyo is the Dhaka-based parent of JoomShaper, founded in 2010, and Themeum. Its products include SP Page Builder for Joomla, Tutor LMS for WordPress and the IcoFont icon library.
Founded: 2010 · Base: Dhaka · Website: ollyo.com
Best suited for: Teams building websites or online courses on WordPress or Joomla.
22. Mediusware
Mediusware, founded in 2016, provides dedicated development teams and builds SaaS products and web and mobile apps. It reports 120+ engineers and designers (as of 2024) working for clients in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.
Founded: 2016 · Base: US and Dhaka · Website: mediusware.com
Best suited for: SaaS startups that want a dedicated product team.
23. Technext
Technext, founded in 2012, offers staff augmentation, web and mobile development and MVP builds for startups and small businesses. It reports a US office in Delaware and AWS, Google Cloud and Odoo partnerships.
Founded: 2012 · Base: Dhaka · Website: technext.it
Best suited for: Startups and small businesses that need a small team quickly.
24. Pridesys IT
Pridesys IT, founded in 2013, develops PrideERP, with versions for textiles and garments, trading, government, healthcare and education.
Founded: 2013 · Base: Dhaka · Website: pridesys.com
Best suited for: Garment, textile and trading companies that want a locally supported ERP.
25. Bdtask
Bdtask, founded in 2013, sells 40+ ready-made software products, including hospital management, restaurant (Bhojon) and ERP systems, and also takes custom work. It reports an office in Dubai and clients in 100+ countries.
Founded: 2013 · Base: Dhaka · Website: bdtask.com
Best suited for: SMEs that want off-the-shelf software with light customisation.
Which company fits your project?
If you need | Start with |
Long-term custom software or AI with one senior team | Kaz Software, Enosis Solutions |
Large dedicated teams or Japan-market experience | BJIT Group |
Enterprise platforms with European management | SELISE Digital Platforms, Cefalo Bangladesh |
Many engineers across several technologies | Brain Station 23, BJIT Group |
Government and citizen services | DataSoft, Synesis IT, Dream71 |
Core banking | LeadSoft Bangladesh |
Microfinance software | Southtech Group |
Telecom, VoIP and contact centres | REVE Systems, Synesis IT |
Cards, wallets and digital payments | KONA Software Lab |
Medical-device and IoT software | ReliSource |
Engineers added to a US product team | DSi, Vivasoft, Mediusware, Technext |
Ruby on Rails | Nascenia |
AR/VR and games | Riseup Labs |
WordPress, WooCommerce or Joomla products | weDevs, Ollyo |
ERP for garment and trading companies | Pridesys IT |
Ready-made software for SMEs | Bdtask |
NGO and development-sector systems | Kaz Software |
How to check a software company in Bangladesh before you sign
Look up certifications at the source. Ask for the CMMI appraisal details and find them in the CMMI Institute's Published Appraisal Results. Appraisals expire, so check the date as well as the level. For ISO 27001 or ISO 9001, ask for the certificate number and the body that issued it.
Confirm BASIS membership with BASIS.
Read verified reviews on Clutch and GoodFirms, then call two references from projects like yours.
Meet the people who would do the work, not only the sales team. Ask how senior they are and how long they have stayed.
Run a paid pilot of two to four weeks with one defined deliverable, in your own code repository.
If the project is donor-funded, check the World Bank's list of debarred firms.
For a longer checklist, read Software Development Company in Bangladesh: What to Look For Before Hiring One and Top 10 Questions You Must Ask Your Software Vendor..
Kaz Software works across several verticals, including AI, MIS, furniture technology, agritech and staff augmentation. Want a shorter, curated shortlist? See our Top 10 Software Companies in Bangladesh. Ready to choose? Read IT Company in Bangladesh: How to Choose the Right Partner.
More guides: Software Development Company in Bangladesh: What to Look For Before Hiring One, Affordable Software Companies in Dhaka | A Comprehensive Guide for Founders and Tech Leaders, Cost Advantage: Why global companies consider Dhaka-based software teams, Top 20 Best Mobile App Development Companies in Bangladesh (2026) and Top AI Developers in Bangladesh: A Practical Guide for Global Businesses (2026).
Software Companies in Bangladesh by Industry
AI and Machine Learning Companies in Bangladesh
These six companies from our Top 25 have named AI projects or products you can check yourself. Kaz Software is an OpenAI Select Partner (self-reported) and builds custom AI into products and programmes, including a forecasting platform for Oxfam's sanitation work in refugee camps.
# | Company | AI work you can check | Best for | Source |
1 | Kaz Software | Built an AI platform that forecasts latrine emptying for Oxfam in refugee camps (15,000+ latrines). Also built Kreebo, an AI storytelling app for children (Gold, Asia Smart Innovation Awards 2025), and the AI tutor in DTCLMS. All self-reported. | Custom AI built into your product | |
5 | Brain Station 23 | NeuraFlow, a conversational AI agent; Proctoring Pro, for AI exam monitoring; and a face-recognition attendance system for IIITK (self-reported) | Large AI programmes with many engineers | |
7 | DataSoft Systems | Engineered the IoT platform behind a Hitachi air-conditioner product launched in Japan. It uses machine learning to run the devices and analyse their data. | IoT and device data | |
10 | REVE Systems | REVE Chat (chatbot, live chat and ticketing) and an AI-powered cloud contact centre (self-reported) | Customer support and contact-centre AI | |
13 | Dream71 | Smart Bhumipedia, an AI land-information project for the Ministry of Land (self-reported) | Government AI projects | |
18 | Riseup Labs | Commplify, an AI customer-experience platform, plus AI agents, computer vision and data labelling (self-reported) | AI customer service and data labelling |
The # column is each company's place in our Top 25. "Self-reported" means the claim comes from the company's own website.
Before you hire an AI team, ask:
Which AI feature have you shipped that real people use today?
How do you measure accuracy, and what happens when the AI is wrong?
Where does our data go, which AI model do you use, and is our data used to train it?
Who looks after the model after launch, and what does that cost?
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the best software company in Bangladesh?
It depends on the project. Kaz Software publishes this guide and lists itself first, so read that as our view. For an independent signal, BASIS named BJIT, Brain Station 23, SELISE, Cefalo, Enosis and Therap (BD) among its top 10 IT exporters for FY2024-25. Match a company's specialty to your project and check its references.
How many software companies are there in Bangladesh?
More than 4,500 software and IT-enabled service companies, employing over 300,000 people, according to The Business Standard. BASIS says about 500 of its members exported in FY2024-25, and about 300 export regularly.
How much software and IT services does Bangladesh export?
ICT service exports were US$724.6 million in FY2024-25, up 7.7% on the previous year, according to the Export Promotion Bureau. BASIS members export to more than 104 countries. Official figures miss much freelance and small-firm income, so industry estimates run higher.
Which countries buy software from Bangladesh?
BASIS lists the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore and Canada as the main export markets.
Which software companies in this guide are based in Dhaka?
Most of them, including Kaz Software, BJIT, Brain Station 23, Enosis, DataSoft and Therap (BD). SELISE, Cefalo, REVE Systems and DSi are headquartered abroad and run engineering teams in Bangladesh.
How do I check a Bangladeshi software company before hiring it?
Look up CMMI appraisals in the CMMI Institute's registry, ask for ISO certificate numbers, confirm BASIS membership, read Clutch or GoodFirms reviews, speak to two references and start with a short paid pilot.
Sources
The Business Standard, "$5b ICT export target missed by huge margin. Here's why" (10 November 2025)
The Business Standard, "BASIS honours top IT exporters of fiscal year 2024-25" (January 2026)
The Daily Observer, "BASIS celebrates 28 years of IT export" (29 January 2026)
The Daily Star, "KONA, Islami Bank join hands to localise card issuance" (August 2025)
CBI, "Top industry recognition for Bangladeshi software company" (June 2016)
The Manifest, ReliSource company profile
Company websites, linked in each profile above (checked 5 October 2026).
Talk to Kaz Software
Shortlisting partners for a project? Tell us what you're building. We'll say plainly whether Kaz is a good fit and, if it isn't, which company on this list might be. Contact Kaz Software.
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This comprehensive guide provides detailed insights into Bangladesh's thriving software industry. For the most current information, we recommend visiting individual company websites and industry reports from BASIS (Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services).
