Question 1

What AWS services do you specialise in for FinTech infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Core services: EC2, RDS (PostgreSQL, MySQL), S3, AWS Glue, Lambda, Step Functions, VPC, IAM, CloudWatch. For FinTech specifically: encryption at rest and in transit, VPC isolation, CloudTrail audit logging, and least-privilege IAM policies that satisfy RBI and internal compliance requirements.

Question 2

Can you migrate our on-premise data infrastructure to AWS?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We plan and execute zero-downtime migrations from on-prem or legacy cloud to AWS managed services. This includes pre-migration assessment, dual-write or CDC replication strategies, validation, and cutover planning. We do not cut over until we are confident the migration is clean.

Question 3

Do you work with FinTech companies on RBI-compliant cloud infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. RBI cloud infrastructure guidelines require data localisation in India, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, and defined access controls. We architect for these requirements from day one. All Mumbai-region deployments by default for Indian FinTechs.

Question 4

How do you handle cost optimisation on existing AWS infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

We start with a cost audit: unused resources, over-provisioned instances, unoptimised storage tiers, and missing reserved instance coverage. Most clients have 30 to 40% savings available without any performance impact. We provide the analysis and implementation plan in the first engagement.

Question 5

What is included in the 30-day post-delivery support window?

Accepted Answer

Full documentation and runbooks handed over at delivery. For the following 30 days we are available for questions, monitoring review, and any issues that arise from the deployment. After that, flexible retainer options for ongoing infrastructure management and additions.

Question 6

Do you work with clients outside India?

Accepted Answer

Yes — TryData is remote-first. We build and migrate cloud infrastructure for clients across India, the UAE, Europe, the USA, and Canada, deploying to whichever cloud region your data residency rules require. Contracts in USD, EUR, AED, or INR, and every engagement runs on daily written updates.

Question 7

Do you only work with FinTech and D2C companies?

Accepted Answer

No. FinTech and D2C are our deepest verticals, but cloud architecture, Infrastructure as Code, migration, and cost optimisation are the same engineering problems in every industry. We have delivered infrastructure for logistics, SaaS, healthcare, and marketplace companies. If your problem is cloud cost, reliability, or compliance, book the audit call.

Question 8

What does compliant cloud infrastructure look like for healthcare companies?

Accepted Answer

The same architectural discipline we apply for RBI-regulated FinTech clients — VPC isolation, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging, and least-privilege IAM — applies directly to HIPAA-relevant healthcare infrastructure. We architect for these requirements from day one rather than bolting on compliance after an audit finds gaps.

Question 9

Do you help SaaS companies with infrastructure scaling and cost control?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SaaS infrastructure work typically means right-sizing compute for actual usage patterns, multi-tenant data isolation, and Infrastructure as Code so environments can be reproduced per customer or region. Most SaaS clients see the same 30 to 40% cost reduction we deliver for other industries once unused resources and over-provisioned instances are addressed.

Cloud infrastructure that your team
can own and operate.

Infrastructure built for your vertical.

Your cloud infrastructure needs to satisfy RBI. Most templates don't.

Your infrastructure is costing more than it should and scaling worse than it needs to.

Six infrastructure capabilities.

AWS Infrastructure Architecture

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Data Lake & Lakehouse Setup

Multi-cloud Support (AWS, Azure, GCP)

Cost Optimisation & Right-sizing

Database Migration & Modernisation

Tools your team owns after handover.

Not a freelancer. Not a big agency.

Common questions.

Is your cloud infrastructure costing more than it should?

Cloud infrastructure that your teamcan own and operate.