Platform Infrastructure

Infrastructure built for financial services

Multi-region cloud deployment with tenant isolation, edge security, and automated disaster recovery designed to meet the operational requirements of regulated financial institutions.


Architecture Overview

Platform architecture

Six independent service domains with dedicated databases, deployed across multiple cloud providers with infrastructure-as-code management and automated scaling.

Multi-Cloud Deployment

Geographic redundancy across multiple cloud providers and regions. Managed container orchestration provides automatic scaling and service isolation without single-provider lock-in.

6-Domain Microservices Architecture

Consumer, Institutional, Core, Reference Model, Socket Cloud, and Quantum Verify domains operate as independent service boundaries with dedicated databases.

Tenant-Level Database Isolation

Row-level security enforces logical tenant isolation at the database layer. No cross-tenant data access occurs at any application or infrastructure level.

Edge Security Layer

OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set applied at the load balancer layer. DDoS protection, rate limiting, and geographic access controls enforced before traffic reaches application services.


Availability

Availability commitments

Platform availability targets are defined in institutional partner service level agreements. Core lending operations maintain availability even when non-critical analytics services experience degraded performance.

Platform SLA99.999% uptime

Target availability for production services, measured monthly.

Maintenance WindowSaturday 02:00-06:00 UTC

Planned maintenance scheduled during lowest-traffic period. Partners notified 72 hours in advance.

Degraded ModeCore operations continue

If analytics or non-critical services are unavailable, core lending operations continue uninterrupted.


Disaster Recovery

Recovery objectives and procedures

Multi-region geographic redundancy with event-driven replication and continuous database synchronization. Recovery procedures are documented and tested monthly with results available to institutional partners and examiners.

RTO (Critical)

15 minutes

Recovery time objective for critical lending and identity services via automated failover.

RTO (Non-Critical)

2 hours

Recovery time objective for analytics, reporting, and strategy tools.

RPO

Near-zero

Event-driven architecture with durable message streaming yields effectively zero data loss on failover.

Backup Retention

7 years

Automated backups with integrity verification, retained to satisfy financial recordkeeping requirements.

DR Testing

Monthly

Documented disaster recovery exercises with results available to institutional partners and examiners.


Change Management

Deployment and change control

Every code change passes through automated security scanning, type validation, and compliance checks before deployment. Blue/green deployments and rapid rollback minimize risk.

CI/CD Pipeline

Automated security scanning, type checking, and compliance validation run on every code change before merge.

Blue/Green Deployment

Revision-based deployment with traffic splitting. New versions validated against health checks before receiving production traffic.

Rapid Rollback

Rollback to previous revision within 5 minutes via traffic routing. No rebuild or redeployment required.

Pre-Commit Enforcement

Automated hooks enforce security policies, type safety, case conventions, and compliance checks before code enters the repository.


Technical due diligence

Detailed architecture documentation is available for qualified institutional prospects conducting technical evaluation.