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AnnonaQC Platform As A Service

AnnonaQC Platform

Quantum computing is set to revolutionize finance, offering unparalleled data processing speeds for risk management, trading, and fraud detection. With tech giants like IBM and Google leading the charge, the industry is seriously exploring quantum's potential. However, this innovation brings challenges, particularly to encryption security, as quantum computers could outpace current standards. Nonetheless, financial modeling stands to benefit, with quantum algorithms promising enhanced decision-making capabilities. The sector is responding with collaborative efforts to develop quantum-resistant encryption and integrate quantum advancements responsibly.

Annona IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd. took the First Step in developing the AnnonaQC - Annona Quantum Computing as PAAS - Platform As A Service , offering the Platform with wide range of integrated services. It is a Uinque Framework of combination of Platforms as a service with the Quantum computing encryption and the data processing speed algorithms, that has promising enhanced decision-making capabilities. It supports the Fintech Industry in all the 7 sectors with services.

AnnonaQC Quantum-Fintech offers the Services in Wealth Technologies, Regulatory Technologies, Insurance Technologies, Banking , Lending Technologies, Payments , Trading Technologies, Media Analytics and Cybersecurity. They work as follows :

Wealthtech as a Services (WaaS)

The traditional investment management and registered investment advisor (“RIA”) industries are facing numerous threats, and while firms in the industry recognize the need to respond, technology-driven innovation is not a core expertise of most RIAs and investment managers. Consequently, there has been a groundswell of FinTech companies bringing digital capabilities to the traditional wealth management industries. Collectively, we label this segment of FinTech as WealthTech.

WealthTech companies are targeting inefficiencies that span the entire wealth management value chain, from client prospecting to investing to portfolio management and reporting. Benefits include more efficient workflows, improved client experiences and greater transparency. Regardless of their value proposition, WealthTech companies are seeking to improve overall wealth management and investing.

AnnonaQC is providing the one stop solution for entire wealth management , such as value chain, portfolio management , reporting and efficient workflows. It has greater transparency for all the wealth tech companies in diversified and integrated way. This Software, as a service, is easily adoptable. There is no need of high level of prior IT knowledge to understand this.It’s a user friendly platform which follows the key trends of the industry.

key trends within the broader WealthTech industry

  • Growing number of advisors joining the independent channel
  • Incumbent financial institutions are entering the robo-advice space
  • Increased demand for alternative investments
  • Financial planning trending towards goal-based approaches
  • Higher levels of active risk management
  • Commoditization of portfolio management software is leading to expanded offerings
  • RIA custodians evolving into more holistic roles

RegTech as a Service (RaaS)

RegTech, or regulatory technology, is a technology system that assists a bank, credit union, or other financial institution in managing regulatory compliance. Financial institutions are frequently overwhelmed by the sheer volume of laws, rules, and regulations they must implement, enforce, and monitor, from business continuity and vendor management to fair financing and security. RegTech aids in streamlining of the compliance process.

RegTech solutions come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Business solutions can be developed to provide a real-time 360-degree view of compliance and risk, whereas single-rule solutions are focused on a single area.

Compliance officers understand that regulation is not a black and white issue. Financial regulatory bodies allow institutions to design risk and compliance management strategies that are appropriate for their size and complexity. There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution. The finest RegTech solutions combine automated, cloud-based technologies with the expertise and services of regulatory specialists with years of experience analyzing regulatory complexity.

Robust RegTech solutions look at the whole picture, recognizing and analyzing the interplay of many types of risk throughout the entire company to improve efficiency. They also enable an institution to comprehend regulatory difficulties better, allowing it to direct resources to the most crucial areas rather than employing a scattershot strategy.

AnnonaQC is providing the facility of Saas Model, i.e, the integration of the risks. Financial regulatory bodies allow institutions to design risk and compliance management strategies that are appropriate for their size and complexity. A state of art technology is used to manage and mitigate the usage of the Regulatory functions for all financial institutions. They are guiding , securing and supporing with relevelnt use cases regulatory bodies to enhance supervisory functions. It includes tools such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to help regulators to monitor financial institutions and detect potential risks. It is to improve the quality of supervision, and enhance the efficiency of regulatory processes.

Insurtech as a Service (IaaS)

Insurtech and fintech innovations are driving transformations in the insurance sector. As we advance further into 2024, the industry is increasingly embracing technologies like machine learning, AI and embedded insurance to streamline processes and enhance customer experiences.

Predictive modelling is revolutionising risk assessment, enabling more accurate policy pricing by analysing extensive historical data. Furthermore, automation and AI-driven tools are refining claims processes, drastically reducing time and operational costs while enhancing fraud detection and customer personalisation.

"Advancements in Digital Asset Management (DAM) are significantly accelerating product launches by facilitating end-to-end management of digital product creation,"

AnnonaQc is providing the DAM - (Digital Asset Management) as SaaS under the hood of the AnnonaQC Platform, significantly accelerating & facilitating end-to-end management of digital product creation & Management.

Banking as a Service(BaaS)

AnnonaQC's platform for composable banking unleashes proven banking capabilities and APIs for banks and BaaS providers on a highly scalable architecture. So you can enable businesses to deliver your financial services to customers, directly at the point of need.

Deliver new services, fast

Banks, fintechs and non-banks can leverage banking-as-a-service to accelerate time-to-market for new financial products and services. The AnnonaQC Banking Quantum Cloud provides a self-service platform to rapidly access, test and scale a full range of packaged banking service APIs.

Create fresh revenues

Grow your business by helping customers to capture new financial services revenue streams. Banks, BaaS providers and brands can power embedded finance with AnnonaQC by harnessing tried and tested banking capabilities.

Increase customer relevance

Customer engagement is driven by relevant, contextual banking services, delivered at the point of need. With our platform, access capabilities from AnnonaQC, and the innovation in customer experience delivered by our growing fintech ecosystem on AnnonaQC PAAS.

Payments as a Service (PaaS)

The PaaS (Payment-as-a-Service) model allows banks and other financial institutions to offer their customers advanced payment products and services without resource-laden internal development investment costs. PaaS providers enable banks and other organizations to move to a more flexible, agile model – offering optimal products through one or more cloud-based third-party platforms. But for the PaaS model to realize its full potential, customers and their platform providers need to reconsider their operating models.

Total Cost of Ownership

Keeping costs low while preserving margins is particularly crucial in the payment industry. While the latest technological innovations and new business models can lead to tangible results, operating margins will remain low in the industry. With ‘legacy models’ there is often a significant initial investment to build full payment stacks which includes the cost of licensing, compliance, technology, and program management. Constant updates are also necessary.

Regulatory compliance

New payment directives, Open Banking, data access and protection, and new rules all encourage organizations to approach the sector with caution to avoid regulatory penalties. The increasingly complex nature of local, regional and international rules is a concern for payment providers operating across borders.

Security and fraud

Most financial services fraud relates to payment activity. As the number of businesses offering this service increases, so does the risk of exposure. Customer onboarding and monitoring activity are two key issues. With the right approach to transaction monitoring, you can detect fraud and block suspicious payments in real-time. You can balance the risks with an improved, smooth customer experience and transform the entire payment process.

Technology

The combination of different technologies (Quantum, API, AI, cloud, biometrics, etc.) means payment solutions need to stay up to date with new offers. Industry developments bring new standards and new payment rails that consumers and businesses expect. Many banks have struggled to be competitive and to add interoperability because of an infrastructure inherited from their traditional payment systems that is often too complex to delete or replace internally. Newer fintechs are also facing a similar challenge to stay competitive in the development of their payments technology stacks.

Meeting customer expectations and industry demands for value-added services

Consumers increasingly demand new innovations and emerging payment rails. Beyond access to payment rails, consumers and businesses want banks to deliver complementary features and value-added services. These include the fight against fraud, managing multicurrency payment services, synchronizing with credit solutions, and account reconciliation.


Media Analytics / monitoring (MAaaS)

Centralized application monitoring

Ensure a seamless user experience by centralizing monitoring for DevSecOps and reducing the time to identify and resolve issues in their platforms, and for the users themselves. QuantumQC analyzes the massive number of logs and metrics applications produce and provides dashboards, alerts, and machine learning-powered pattern detection to reduce troubleshooting time.

Innovation at speed

Accelerate application build and go-live cycles by providing reliability in the CI/CD pipeline. AnnonaQC continuously monitors the reliability of code repositories, automation framework, and other parts of the pipeline to help engineering focus on innovation instead of managing infrastructure and Software Stack.

Modernize your security operations

Detect and respond to security breaches faster, accelerate threat hunting, and eliminate alert fatigue for security analysts. AnnonaQC analyzes security events from Quantum Logics, CloudTrail, GuardDuty, and other sources and classifies them by threat level to avoid missing key threats.

Cost-effective compliance monitoring at Quantum & cloud scale

Ensure continuous compliance. Monitor and automate compliance controls to help companies meet PCI/DSS, HIPAA, SOC2, and GDPR requirements and audits. AnnonaQC helps fintechs identify and deal with Personal Identifiable Information (PII) that is frequently mistakenly stored in logs.

Cybersecurity as a Service (CSaaS)

Since the mid-2010s, fintech has exploded, with startups receiving billions in venture funding (some of which have become unicorns) and incumbent financial firms either snatching up new ventures or building out their own fintech offerings.

North America still produces most of the fintech startups, with Asia a relatively close second, followed by Europe. Some of the most active areas of fintech innovation include or revolve around the following areas (among others):

Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc.), digital tokens (e.g., non-fungible tokens, or NFTs), and digital cash. These often rely on blockchain technology, which is a distributed ledger technology (DLT) that maintains records on a network of computers but has no central ledger. Blockchain also allows for so-called smart contracts, which utilize code to automatically execute contracts between parties such as buyers and sellers. Open banking, which is a concept that proposes that all people should have access to bank data to build applications that create a connected network of financial institutions and third-party providers. An example is the all-in-one money management tool Mint.

Insurtech, which seeks to use technology to simplify and streamline the insurance industry. Regtech, which seeks to help financial service firms meet industry compliance rules, especially those covering Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer protocols that fight fraud.

Robo-advisors, such as Betterment, utilize algorithms to automate investment advice to lower its cost and increase accessibility. This is one of the most common areas where fintech is known and used. Unbanked/underbanked services that seek to serve disadvantaged or low-income individuals who are ignored or underserved by traditional banks or mainstream financial services companies. These applications promote financial inclusion.

Cybersecurity. Given the proliferation of cybercrime and the decentralized storage of data, cybersecurity and fintech are intertwined.

AI chatbots, which rose to popularity in 2022, are another example of fintech's rising presence in day-to-day usage.