Each pillar can be contracted independently, but it reaches its full potential when they work together on the same control plane.
Accepts ISO-8583 over native TCP, JSON or SOAP. Always delivers ISO-8583 to the transactional switch or banking core. No client rewrite, no backend changes.
Per-field encryption, decryption, tokenization and detokenization via HSM. PAN, PIN block and track2 protected before crossing the backend boundary.
Message queue with back-pressure and persistence. Round-robin or least-busy balancing across HSMs and backends, with automatic per-destination circuit breakers.
Active-active multi-node deployments. Per-message retries and in-flight persistence during failover — no transaction is lost.
Channels speak their native protocol. The proxy converts, transforms and routes. The switch and the core always receive ISO-8583, no matter where the transaction came from.
Configurable per flow: which fields are tokenized, which are symmetrically encrypted, which are translated between zones. Policy travels with the message, not with backend code.
No single strategy fits every pool. The proxy lets you mix — least-busy on HSMs, sticky on the core — without restarting.
Even distribution across HSMs or backends, weighted by declared capacity. Useful when the fleet is homogeneous.
Each message goes to the node with the shortest queue. Recommended when per-operation cryptographic times are heterogeneous.
Messages from the same session or issuer always land on the same node. Preserves cache affinity and sequence.
Each control has persistent, exportable, cryptographically signed digital evidence.
Certified connectors for the most widely used core systems and observability platforms across LATAM.