Microservices for Financial Risk Intelligence: Secure Data Architecture for Ml-driven Fintech
Year: 2025
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: The rapid evolution of financial technology (FinTech) has accelerated the integration of microservices, financialrisk intelligence, secure data architecture, machine learning (ML), and enterprise solutions to achieve bothinnovation and resilience. This study examines how modular architectures, UX-driven generative AI (GenAI),and enterprise configure–price–quote (CPQ) systems collectively influence financial performance, customerexperience, and organizational governance. Using a mixed-method design that combined survey data from 250industry professionals, expert interviews, and secondary enterprise reports, the research evaluated technological,financial, organizational, and user-experience variables. Results indicate that microservices enhance scalabilityand interoperability, which in turn strengthen ML-driven risk intelligence, while secure data architecturesignificantly supports UX-driven GenAI outcomes. CPQ systems were found to be critical in translatingtechnological capabilities into measurable revenue growth and reduced leakage. Structural equation modelingconfirmed the mediating roles of ML-driven risk intelligence and GenAI in improving revenue managementoutcomes. Cluster analysis revealed three organizational archetypes innovators, pragmatists, and traditionalistswith innovators achieving superior results through integrated adoption of all systems. Overall, the findingsunderscore that the greatest performance gains arise when these components are implemented holistically,offering a roadmap for FinTech firms to balance innovation with compliance, efficiency, and customer trust.
DOI: 10.52152/802002
Authors: Guru Hegde, Sulakshana Singh, Birendra Kumar
Institution: Tata Consultancy Services (India)
Language: English
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4415123121