India’s PhonePe taps Cloudera to streamline data management

Indian fintech giant PhonePe partners with Cloudera to enhance data management and operational efficiencies.

Facts

  • PhonePe is collaborating with Cloudera to optimize its data management using the Cloudera Data Platform (CDP).
  • A portion of PhonePe’s data workloads will be migrated to the cloud, while the rest will remain on-premise for a hybrid data platform.
  • This move aims to help PhonePe manage its growing data volumes and access data from anywhere without compromise.
  • Cloudera’s hybrid data platform includes an observability solution for workload visibility, predictability, and operational efficiency.
  • PhonePe, India’s largest payments app, serves over 460 million users and offers various payment services, investments, and insurance products.
  • PhonePe has raised $850 million in funding this year, with plans to expand into new businesses and introduce new products for UPI payments in India.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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