Data residency: four markets, one hard clock
Regulators now require regulated workloads, and their recovery, to live in-country. The deadline is the trigger; the migration itself is the risk, and we engineer it for zero downtime.
Livecompliance applies todayGhana · BoG CISD 2026
In-country hosting for regulated workloads; board-level cyber expertise; quarterly penetration testing. FICSOC oversight extends to savings & loans, microfinance and fintechs.
88days to 1 Jan 2027Nigeria · CBN localisation
Payment-system data localisation with supervisory sanctions stated.
Bindingsince Feb 2026Tanzania · BOT Cloud Guidelines
Mission-critical systems hosted in-country; foreign data centres prohibited for them. Board-commissioned independent cyber audits are on the way under the draft guidelines.
In forceprimary dataRwanda · BNR regulation
Banks keep primary data inside Rwanda and run a documented cybersecurity programme.
R0 · Assess, 10 days
Data-flow map and workload inventory, gap analysis against your regulator’s instrument, in-country hosting options paper, dual-run budget and board scorecard. Read-only, approvable at CIO discretion.
R1 · Migrate, 6–10 weeks per cluster
In-country landing zone, runbook with rehearsed rollback, 24/7 dual-run monitoring from our Bangalore NOC, zero-downtime cutover, DR in-country from day one.
R2 · Evidence, 2 weeks
Regulator-mapped attestation pack, hosting and DR-in-country proof, audit trail structured for direct submission, board sign-off deck.
Fast to answers. Proven under a regulator’s gaze.
Day 10board-ready residency scorecard in your hands
Wk 6–10first workload cluster live in-country
00:00customer-visible downtime across the cutover
95%+ transaction success held through migration-grade change on Bank of Uganda–licensed payment infrastructure serving a 50+ institution network, under a completed contract with a penalty-backed SLA. One 30-minute conversation places your institution on the clock.