Switching & Routing

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Switching & Routing

An intelligent transaction switching and routing engine that connects acquirers, issuers, and schemes across ATM, POS, eCommerce, and mobile channels. Delivers least-cost routing, real-time failover, and sub-100ms transaction processing — with full ISO 8583 and ISO 20022 support.

Architecture Overview

Intelligent Switching & Routing Architecture

Click to expand. The diagram shows input channels, the intelligent switch core with routing logic, and output connections to card schemes and networks.

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Platform Capabilities

What the Platform Delivers

ISO 8583 and ISO 20022 message processing
Least-cost routing engine
Real-time failover and fallback routing
BIN table management
Multi-scheme connectivity
ATM, POS, eCommerce, and mobile channel support
Active-active clustering for high availability
Sub-100ms transaction processing latency
Real-time fraud signal integration
Transaction logging and audit trail
Routing rules engine with GUI configuration
Performance monitoring and alerting

Key Features

Built for APAC Requirements

Least-Cost Routing

Dynamically route each transaction to the lowest-cost available network — reducing interchange and scheme fees without impacting authorisation rates or customer experience.

Sub-100ms Processing

Active-active architecture with in-memory processing delivers sub-100ms end-to-end transaction latency — meeting the performance requirements of real-time payment networks.

Intelligent Failover

Automatic failover to secondary routes on network failure — with configurable retry logic, fallback routing, and real-time alerting to operations teams.

Unified Channel Support

A single switch handles ATM, POS, eCommerce, and mobile transactions — simplifying operations, reducing infrastructure costs, and providing a unified view of all transaction flows.

Typical Use Cases

Who Uses This Platform

  • Banks building or modernising payment switching infrastructure
  • National switches connecting domestic bank networks
  • Processors managing multi-channel transaction routing
  • Banks seeking to reduce scheme fees through least-cost routing
  • Financial institutions migrating from legacy switching platforms

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