Data Control and Security
With an on-premises payment processor, the organization has complete control over its data and can implement robust security measures. This can be particularly important for businesses dealing with sensitive customer information and financial transactions, as they can ensure compliance with data protection regulations and implement customized security protocols.
Customization and Flexibility
On-premises deployment allows for greater customization and flexibility in configuring the payment processing system according to the specific needs of the organization. It provides the freedom to choose hardware, software, and network components that align with the organization's requirements and infrastructure. Templado System payment platform designed to run on any arm64/aarch64 Linux Distro. Ubuntu, Fedora, and many other.
Compliance with Regulatory Requirements
Some industries and regions have specific regulatory requirements regarding data storage and processing. By deploying a payment processor on-premises, organizations can ensure compliance with these regulations by having direct oversight and control over data management practices.
Cost Management and Predictability
On-premises deployment allows organizations to have greater control over the costs associated with payment processing. There are typically fixed upfront costs for hardware and software investments, and ongoing maintenance and support expenses. This can provide better cost predictability compared to cloud-based payment processors that involve recurring subscription fees.
