The finance and technology sector is now evolving and changing, expanding with the help of digital technologies, the basis of which is a cloud architecture. Specifically, this research examines how cloud computing enables fintech organizations to attain business scale, security, and excellent user experience. One advantage of these new solution models is that these fintech companies can quickly adapt to varying demands in the market and avoid the costs of more rigid structures. At the same time, cloud platforms adopt new forms of security control, including encryption, multi-factor authentication, artificial intelligence, and other protection measures that help avoid the dramatic consequences of cyber threats.Some drivers for fintech cloud architectures are branching out product development, keeping with emerging regulations, and facilitating novel tools such as artificial intelligence and blockchain. Using examples of specific cases and general statistics, we assess the degree to which cloud usage affects operations and the level of customer satisfaction and compliance with legal norms. It also reveals data privacy, vendor lock-in problems, and adherence to particular legal jurisdiction norms.The research concludes that a step-by-step stratified cloud transformation solution and a concentration on hybrid or multi-cloud models allow fintech firms to pursue the dual objectives of experimentation and mitigation. This paper adds to the developing discourse of literature on digital transformation in fintech: the future allied with cloud-oriented designs for the secure, elastic, and strong future that stakeholders increasingly yearn for.
Debasis Panda (Tue,) studied this question.