Bai Tushum Bank abandoned external processing and switched to its own platform

Bay Tushum Bank announced the launch of its own processing center. The decision is aimed at transferring the processing of card and payment transactions to the bank's internal infrastructure and reducing dependence on external providers. The bank announced the launch of the project on December 22.

Having its own processing center allows the bank to independently control all stages of transaction processing, from authorization to clearing and settlement. The bank notes that this should increase the stability of payment services, reduce transaction times, and lower technological risks, including during periods of high load.

The new infrastructure also makes it possible to speed up the launch of card products and optimize the processes of their issuance and servicing. According to the bank, the processing center was built in accordance with international information security requirements.

Compliance with the PCI DSS standard, which regulates the security of payment card data storage and processing, is emphasized separately. The bank undergoes an annual external audit for compliance with the requirements of international payment systems.

The transition to in-house processing will allow for a more flexible response to market changes and will form the basis for the further development of digital services.