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PingCAP shines with TiDB, pioneers Industry Conversations at FinTech Festival.

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  • TiDB, an open-source distributed SQL database by PingCAP, showcased innovative solutions at FinTech Festival India 2024
  • Highlighted the need for modern database solutions in the evolving FinTech industry

In the 3rd edition of the FinTech Festival India (FFI), PingCAP showcased its marquee solution TiDB, emphasizing the importance of open-source innovation in the FinTech space. TiDB, a modern distributed SQL database compatible with MySQL, engaged in collaborative discussions with the Indian FinTech community, focusing on scalable, reliable, and agile data infrastructure.

With the evolution of technology in the financial sector, there is a growing demand for distributed SQL databases that are highly available, scalable, and secure. TiDB addresses these needs by offering a simplified architecture for data management, enabling agile development and faster go-to-market processes.

At the event, TiDB received recognition as the winner in the Remarkable Banking Software Infrastructure category, underscoring PingCAP’s excellence in developing scalable financial software solutions. The keynote session highlighted TiDB’s role in revolutionizing data management for FinTech companies, ensuring high availability, and consistent data integrity.

Speakers from PingCAP discussed the importance of agile and scalable infrastructure in supporting the digital lending revolution. TiDB’s cloud-native architecture and compatibility with Kubernetes empower FinTech institutions to adapt to market demands, driving innovation and efficiency in the industry.

PingCAP, founded in 2015, aims to empower developers with scalable and reliable data distribution through its flagship product TiDB. The company’s mission is to enable speed, agility, and scale in data management, supported by investors like Sequoia Capital and GGV Capital.


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