Dynacons Systems & Solutions Ltd. has been awarded a significant contract worth INR 417.2 million by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) for a Data Centre Tech Refresh initiative. NPCI, established under the provisions of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, as an initiative of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Indian Banks' Association (IBA), plays a pivotal role in developing a robust Payment & Settlement Infrastructure in India. As an umbrella organization, NPCI facilitates critical services including UPI Payment, Bharat Bill Pay, RuPay Card, Fast Tag, and more.

NPCI continually innovates its services to meet evolving market needs and anticipates future demands proactively. The organization is dedicated to providing a seamless experience to all its customers, irrespective of their size, location, or level of interface. In line with NPCI's commitment to enhancing its IT infrastructure to support business growth, the Data Centre located in Chennai is slated for a significant upgrade.

The proposed solution involves deploying enterprise-class HPE Servers capable of handling the most demanding workloads. This initiative of NPCI signifies a significant step towards strengthening India's payment and settlement infrastructure. The adoption of Enterprise Class Servers will accelerate NPCI's digital transformation journey by leveraging modern operating systems. This will enable NPCI to seamlessly integrate the latest versions of applications, thereby enhancing server performance and expanding its capabilities.

The refreshed server environment is poised to better align with NPCI's business goals. The comprehensive solution offered by Dynacons includes the deployment of HPE Enterprise Servers, backed by seven years of comprehensive support and committed uptime. This order underscores Dynacons' expertise in delivering high-quality enterprise server solutions and driving innovation and facilitating seamless transactions for millions of users across India.

In addition, this refresh to NPCI's IT infrastructure marks yet another milestone in the country's ongoing digital payment journey, reinforcing its commitment to fostering a secure and efficient digital payment ecosystem for the nation.