The Problem:

In finance, every second
of disconnection has a cost

An internet outage in a financial institution results in failed transactions, frustrated customers, out-of-service ATMs, and, in the worst case, failure to meet regulatory reporting windows. The cost is not measured only in lost money; it’s measured in reputation that cannot be recovered.

Financial institutions in Puerto Rico face an additional challenge: operating in an environment where infrastructure interruptions are more frequent than in continental markets, while still subject to the same regulatory demands as the rest of the United States.

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The trends transforming finance

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Cloud-based core banking systems

Platforms like Temenos, FIS, and Fiserv are migrating to cloud architectures that require constant connectivity.

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Artificial intelligence in banking:

Real-time fraud detection, automated credit scoring, and virtual advisors operating 24/7 in the cloud.

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Open banking and financial APIs

Integrations with fintechs and payment platforms require high network availability.

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Digital regulation

FFIEC, PCI-DSS version 4.0, and the CFPB require technical controls that include documented infrastructure availability.

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Instant payments

RTP (Real-Time Payments) and FedNow require minimal latency and zero interruptions.

How DNA protects financial operations

DNA provides two independent and dedicated internet routes with automatic failover, ensuring that core banking, payment systems, and regulatory compliance platforms remain connected.

Dedicated bandwidth with a guaranteed CIR means performance is not dependent on how many other businesses are using the network at the same time.

Benefits for the financial sector

  • Core banking and payment systems are always active: zero interruptions during operating hours.

  • ATMs and payment terminals without outages: the customer experience is never interrupted.

  • Support for PCI-DSS compliance: stable and documented network infrastructure for audits.

  • Real-time fraud detection with no latency: AI security systems operate with guaranteed connectivity.

  • Secure connection between branches: DNA can be structured redundantly to connect multiple locations.

  • Documented SLA: formal evidence of uptime for regulatory reporting.

A cooperative that loses connectivity during an NCUA audit or a regulatory reporting window has no infrastructure excuse. AeroNet DNA ensures that this does not happen.

Frequently asked questions about connectivity in the financial sector

Can DNA support real-time payment transactions?

Yes. DNA’s dedicated CIR and low latency are compatible with the requirements of RTP and other instant payment systems.

Does DNA help meet PCI-DSS requirements?

DNA provides the high-availability network infrastructure layer required by PCI-DSS Version 4.0 for card data processing. SLA documentation is valid evidence for compliance audits.