Archive · 14 Jan 2026
OpenSourceDB and Ahana Partner to Boost PostgreSQL in Banking
OpenSourceDB and Ahana have teamed up to help banks use PostgreSQL, a type of database software.
This partnership aims to make it easier and more secure for banks to switch from old, expensive systems to PostgreSQL.
They will offer services like helping banks move their data, checking for security issues, and making sure the new systems work well.
Both companies think this will help banks save money and work better.
They also believe it will give banks a competitive edge while meeting all the necessary rules and regulations.
OpenSourceDB and Ahana have formed a strategic partnership to promote PostgreSQL adoption in the banking sector.
The collaboration aims to provide open, flexible, and cost-effective database solutions to replace legacy systems.
Services offered include PostgreSQL adoption, migration strategy, data security audits, and performance management.
The partnership leverages OpenSourceDB's PostgreSQL expertise and Ahana's knowledge of banking technology and regulatory compliance.
Both companies highlight the benefits of PostgreSQL, including flexibility, scalability, reduced costs, and enterprise support.
- Who
- OpenSourceDB and Ahana
- What
- Strategic partnership to accelerate PostgreSQL adoption in banking
- When
- January 14
- Where
- Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
- Why
- To provide open, flexible, and cost-effective database alternatives to legacy systems in the banking sector
- Companies Involved
- OpenSourceDB, Ahana
- Certifications
- OpenSourceDB: ISO 27001:2013, Ahana: ISO 27001:2022
- Focus Area
- PostgreSQL adoption in banking
- Services Offered
- Adoption, migration, security audits, performance management
- Benefits
- Flexibility, sovereignty, scalability, reduced costs, enterprise support
- Support Partners
- CYBERTEC, pgEgde, Aiven for Postgres
- CEO Statements
- HariKiran (OpenSourceDB), Vivek Hegde (Ahana)