Kaya Pay
A regional payments processor moved its ledger and settlement services off a hyperscaler and onto three lattice regions with private peering to the card networks.
- 4.2M
- transactions / day
- −54%
- p99 latency
- 38%
- lower infra cost

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Four companies that moved core, revenue-critical workloads onto the lattice — and the numbers before and after.
A regional payments processor moved its ledger and settlement services off a hyperscaler and onto three lattice regions with private peering to the card networks.
A hospital network runs its patient records platform across four regions with in-country data residency, encrypted replication and a documented recovery drill every quarter.
A live-video platform serves a global audience from the edge network, terminating TLS at 63 locations and absorbing traffic spikes without touching origin capacity.
A robotics company ingests telemetry from a global device fleet into object storage and processes it on managed Kubernetes that scales with the working day.
The same five steps a Lattice SRE runs with every team that moves. No heroics — just a checklist that has survived a few hundred cutovers.
Every service, data store and cron job, drawn as a graph. You cannot move what you cannot see.
Networks, IAM and private peering stood up and tested before a single production byte arrives.
Dual-write and backfill until the new store is byte-for-byte current, verified with checksums.
A copy of live traffic hits the new stack for days, so load and edge cases show up before users do.
Flip a weighted DNS record, watch the dashboards, and roll back in seconds if anything blinks.
We will tell you what it costs on the lattice — and where it would break — before you move a single byte.
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