Secure, sovereign-ready cloud infrastructure for fintech
GREENPOW gives fintech teams a private, auditable foundation with carbon-aware operations and resilience patterns aligned to the financial sector.
The challenge
- DORA and NIS2 turned into infrastructure requirements.
- Hyperscaler concentration on critical financial workloads.
- Customer data residency across multiple markets.
- ESG investors asking for infrastructure-level evidence.
- Pressure to ship fast without breaking traceability.
How GREENPOW solves it
Private, sovereign deployment
Sensitive financial workloads on infrastructure with controlled access and residency.
Resilience by design
Failover, isolation, and recovery treated as placement decisions.
Compliance posture
Patterns aligned with PCI DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR, and DORA.
Carbon-aware operations
MAIZX optimizes placement without breaking residency or latency.
Governed AI runtime
Risk, fraud, and customer-facing AI inside controlled tenancy.
Multi-region, single control plane
Operate EU, UK, and LATAM footprints from a single view.
Use cases
Workloads adjacent to the banking core
Analytics, fraud, and customer flows on private infrastructure.
DORA-aligned continuity
Placement and recovery designed around concentration rules.
Cross-border fintech
Customer data kept in-jurisdiction across several markets.
AI risk and fraud flows
ML and agents under controlled access and audit.
ESG-aligned infrastructure reporting
Infrastructure-level carbon data for sustainability reporting.
Per-tenant memory for fraud, risk, and client copilots
When financial AI works on customer or counterparty context, Cortex gives every workload its own isolated memory namespace, configurable retention, and an audit ledger of every prompt, retrieval, and agent action. Continuity without contamination, and an evidence trail your regulators can read.
Economics of GREENPOW for this sector
Regulated workloads where residency, resilience, and per-transaction unit economics all matter.
- Cloud cost lever
- 15-25%
- Carbon evidence
- Per-transaction gCO2e
- Operational risk
- EU residency, DORA-aligned
Modeled savings versus hyperscaler defaults for trading, payments, and ledger workloads.
Energy and Scope 2 attributed at the transaction or API call level. Tag: Modeled.
Data residency, redundancy, and exit plans aligned to DORA and local supervisors.
- Figures shown are modeled defaults. Confirm sourcing before using any figure publicly. See /en/impact#methodology and /en/impact#evidence-labels.
What you can rely on
- Designed for regulated financial workloads, not generic SaaS.
- Residency, audit, and recovery as primary controls.
- Carbon decisions bounded by compliance.
- No sustainability claims without measured sourcing.
Frequently asked questions
Do you support DORA-style requirements?
Yes. Placement, recovery, and exit are designed with DORA in mind; final scope depends on the customer's regulator.
Can sensitive workloads stay in-region?
Yes. Residency is enforced at placement time.
Do you replace the banking core?
No. GREENPOW is the infrastructure layer beneath your financial applications.
Can we keep using a hyperscaler?
Yes. GREENPOW orchestrates across providers and your private environment.
Run regulated financial workloads on infrastructure you can trust
Let's design a private, compliant, carbon-aware foundation for your next cycle.