Network Diagram
- Edge Layer: CloudFront CDN with WAF protection for global content delivery and security
- Application Services: Multiple microservices running on ECS including:
- Payment processing (POP and WOP variants)
- Checkout and merchant portals
- IAM/authentication services
- Tokenization for sensitive data
- Data Layer: Multi-database architecture with PostgreSQL (RDS), DynamoDB, and Redis for caching
- Security: Comprehensive security stack including GuardDuty, Inspector, Security Hub, WAF, and third-party tools (Rapid7, Vanta)
- Monitoring: Full observability with CloudTrail, CloudWatch, Sumo Logic, and AWS Config
- Storage: Dedicated S3 buckets for public assets, logs (CDN, WAF, CloudTrail), and compliance data
- Multi-Region: Infrastructure spans us-east-1 (primary), eu-central-1, and has presence in 30+ AWS regions
Supporting Services
Business Architecture
Key Business Insights I Derived:
- Core Business: Payment-as-a-Service platform for e-commerce
- Evidence: Payment services (POP/WOP), checkout, tokenizer, merchant portal
- European Fintech: Italian company (based on Italian staff names: Simona, Diego, Angelo, Matteo, etc.)
- Primary region: eu-central-1, with US expansion (us-east-1)
- B2B2C Model:
- Merchants (B2B): Use APIs and portal to manage payments
- End Customers (C): Use checkout to make purchases
- Partners: Banks and card networks
- Revenue Streams: Transaction fees + merchant subscriptions
- Key Differentiators:
- PCI DSS compliant tokenization
- European data residency (GDPR)
- Multi-currency support
- Fraud prevention (add-on service)
- Business Workflows: Complete payment processing and merchant onboarding flows mapped to AWS services
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