Open banking is a simple, secure way to help consumers and businesses to move, manage and make more use of money. Every time you make a digital payment – for example, using Apple Pay, Google Wallet, Venmo or other similar apps – to pay for a product or service, you’re relying on the new “open banking” framework to initiate an instant account-to-account (A2A) transfer to move money directly from…
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The demand for instant account-to-account (A2A) transfers is growing rapidly. Unlike the processing of credit cards and bank checks, A2A is a direct transfer of funds from one account to another, whether person to person, person to business, or business to business. Apple Pay, Google Wallet, Venmo and other similar apps are examples of leveraging open banking to enable A2A transfers. The key…
Cross-border payments are financial transactions requiring a transfer of funds across international borders, whether purchasing goods directly from a company in another country, sending money to a friend abroad, or paying an international supplier for industrial goods. These transfers often require currency conversion, adhering to different regulatory frameworks, and working through different…
We’re excited to introduce GridGain 9.1 with powerful new capabilities for hybrid transactional and analytical processing. These features enable teams to run real-time analytics on live operational data – without impacting transactional performance.Traditionally, organizations had to choose between systems optimized for transactions (OLTP) and those tuned for analytics (OLAP). Maintaining…
In today’s data-driven world, processing speed and instant insights matter more than ever. The GridGain data platform is purpose-built to power real-time, highly scalable transactional, analytical, and AI applications — delivering consistent processing and contextual intelligence that modern businesses demand, all at low-millisecond latencies and massive scale.The distributed, in-memory multi-…
[This blog post was originally published on Perficient’s website and is reprinted with permission.] Are you looking for a way to accelerate and scale your event-driven architecture in the cloud? GridGain is here to help. GridGain, built on top of Apache Ignite, is a comprehensive in-memory computing platform that provides distributed caching, messaging, and compute capabilities, with…
Focusing on how GridGain handles transactions with third-party persistence, this article is the last part of the GridGain Transactions Architecture series.In the previous articles in this series, we discussed a range of topics associated with GridGain's transactions handling in its Key-Value API.In the first article, we briefly reviewed the two-phase commit protocol and described how it works…
Read Consistency - Strong Consistency vs Eventual Consistency and How to Configure Them in GridGain and Apache IgniteIn single-host data storage and processing software, data that is successfully written to data storage can be immediately read by clients. If two readers query at the same time, they’ll get the same values. This is referred to as strong consistency. Many high-scale distributed…
In this article, we will be discussing transaction handling at the level of GridGain persistence.In the previous article in this series, we looked at failover and recovery. Here are topics we will cover in the rest of this series:Transaction handling at the level of GridGain persistence (WAL, checkpointing, and more)Transaction handling at the level of 3rd-party persistence.Those who use GridGain…
In this article, we will focus on how GridGain handles failover and recovery during transaction execution.In the previous article in this series, we looked at concurrency modes and isolation levels. Here are topics we will cover inthe rest of this series:Failover and recovery [this article]Transaction handling at the level of GridGain persistence (WAL, checkpointing, and more)Transaction handling…