Category: Blogs
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The Hidden Power of Payment Data: How mobiquity® One Unifies Insights Across Finance, Product, and Ops
Payment data is vital for the functioning of several teams and is not just the purview of Finance teams anymore. With digital commerce going mainstream, product and operations teams need real-time access and visibility too. In fact, they are the ones orchestrating the flow of payments while finance manages the flow of payments. However, in…
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From Failure to Flow: Building a Reliable & Scalable Payment System with mobiquity® One
The Premise In the rapidly evolving world of online payments, reliability is key to building trust and repeat usage. However, with an ever-increasing user base and surging volumes in online payments, are systems built to handle this at scale? As per a recent study, payment gateway downtime in 2025 has increased significantly, with API outages…
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Crafting Seamless Payment Experiences with mobiquity® One: From inefficiencies to orchestration excellence
The Premise Digital Commerce & Payments: Evolution & Current Landscape As digital commerce rapidly evolves, competition intensifies – making every user touchpoint a critical opportunity to differentiate your brand. This is specially applicable for payments as the payment experience can turn into the biggest builder of trust leading to increased lifetime value. Failing at this…
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Optimizing API Gateway ( KrakenD) & Reverse Proxy (nginx) to accommodate high TPS
In a HIGH TPS platform, there are often failures of ‘500-Internal Server Error & 504-Gateway Timeout Error’ which degrades end user experience. Furthermore, detailed configurations and recommendations are mentioned below w.r.t several components like rev proxy & APIGW Nginx Proxy Settings: limit_req_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=mylimit:20m rate=600r/s; This line sets up a rate-limiting zone named mylimit using…
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Recovering from postgres corruption
In-case you face postgres corruption and cases where re-installation doesn’t work. Please take a note of below steps, Below are the cause for the same and the rectification steps . Please note according to the PG version, the libraries and its versions might change. 1) libcre, libssl and other libraries has to be installed from…
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Common Vulnaribilities and Refactoring Resolutions
Common reasons of vulnerabilities: Resource not closed properly Document XML not parsed with security injection Exceptions not handled Unused variables and declarations Usage of unbounded tag in XML schema Usage of System.out.println instead of loggers Naming conventions need to be corrected Refactoring Resolutions Issue 1 : Poor Error Handling: Overly Broad Catch Solution : To…
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Performance Optimizations- 7 Key areas of enhancements in ESB /Integration abstraction Layers
Firstly, it is pertinent to validate and mitigate below at NW/FW as required, a) Check if any TCP handshake packet loss in happening or TCP SPURIOUS TRANSMISSION if happening from third party afterwards. b) Check if application is trying to DUP ack and any unsuccessful attempts are there. c) Validate if there are any intermittent…
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How to Make Better Plans with ChatGPT: The Time Machine Effect
TL;DR Instead of asking ChatGPT for tips how to do something, ask it to tell the story of how you already pulled it off. The result isn’t advice — it’s a concrete plan you can test today. Most people treat ChatGPT like a search engine. You throw in a question, it spits out an answer,…
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Goodhart’s LLM Principle: how AI (and people) learn to pass the test instead of solving the problem
Long before “GenAI” became a buzzword, I was working on a massive codebase with zero unit tests. The confidence on the code was at all time low, the repo size was huge. It was really difficult to quickly build something and gain the confidence that this won’t break something else somewhere. Things were going like…
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AI-Driven Code Review: What Humans Can Learn About Being Better Humans
TL;DR AI code reviewers are ruthlessly consistent, unemotional, and data‑driven. If we treat them as mirrors instead of threats, we can adopt their discipline — clear criteria, structured comments, zero ego — and add what they lack: context, judgment, and empathy. The payoff is faster reviews, fewer blind spots, and a healthier engineering culture. In…