Archive · 21 Jan 2026
OpenSourceDB and Ahana Partner to Boost PostgreSQL in Banking
Two companies, OpenSourceDB and Ahana, have teamed up to help banks use a special kind of database called PostgreSQL.
This database is open-source, which means it's free to use and can be changed to fit different needs.
The companies want to help banks move away from old, expensive systems to this new, flexible, and secure database.
They will offer services to help banks adopt, secure, and manage PostgreSQL.
This partnership aims to make banks more efficient and competitive while keeping their data safe and following all the rules.
OpenSourceDB and Ahana have formed a strategic partnership to promote PostgreSQL adoption in the banking sector.
The collaboration aims to provide banks with open, flexible, and cost-effective database alternatives to legacy systems.
Services offered include adoption, migration, data security audits, and performance management for PostgreSQL environments.
The partnership combines OpenSourceDB's PostgreSQL expertise with Ahana's knowledge of regulatory compliance and banking technology.
The goal is to help banks drive digital transformation with open-source technologies, offering enhanced flexibility, scalability, and reduced total cost of ownership.
- Who
- OpenSourceDB and Ahana
- What
- Strategic partnership to accelerate PostgreSQL adoption in banking
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India (Hyderabad and Bengaluru)
- Why
- To provide open, flexible, and cost-effective database alternatives to legacy systems in the banking sector
- Companies Involved
- OpenSourceDB and Ahana
- Industry Focus
- Banking Sector
- Technology
- PostgreSQL
- Services Offered
- Adoption, Migration, Security Audits, Performance Management
- Benefits
- Flexibility, Scalability, Reduced Costs, Regulatory Compliance
- Support Partners
- CYBERTEC, pgEgde, Aiven for Postgres
- Locations
- Hyderabad (OpenSourceDB), Bengaluru (Ahana)