Almaty, 17 March 2026

Eurasian Bank completed the implementation of a modern data processing center (DPC) in Almaty, implemented in accordance with the requirements of the Tier III international standard. The new facility is an important stage in the development of the Bank’s technological infrastructure and is aimed at ensuring high reliability, security and continuity of financial services.

The project was implemented in a short time – in just four months. During this time, one of the Bank buildings was completely converted into a high-tech engineering complex with fault-tolerant architecture and modern energy supply, cooling, safety and fire extinguishing systems.

The new DPC ensures stable operation of critical banking systems 24/7 and creates the basis for further digitalization of the Bank products and services.

“The DPC is not just an infrastructure for hosting computing power, but a key element for ensuring the reliability and security of data. The implementation of the project in such a short time was made possible thanks to the well-coordinated work of the Bank team and partners. We created a platform that meets modern requirements and will allow us to implement advanced technological solutions, including artificial intelligence,” said Nurlan Sarsebekov, CIO of Eurasian Bank.

The project was implemented in a full cycle – from design to commissioning. The general contractor was Vicom Plus LLP, which has more than 20 years of experience in creating data center engineering infrastructure. The international vendor Kehua was selected as a technology partner, whose solutions meet high requirements for reliability and efficiency.

The creation of its own data center will allow the Bank to accelerate the implementation of digital services, improve the quality of customer service and provide a technological basis for the development of new business lines, including segments of small, medium and corporate entrepreneurship.

As part of the digital development strategy, the Bank is already implementing a number of initiatives: the launch of new mobile solutions, the development of Internet banking for legal entities, as well as the introduction of technologies based on artificial intelligence.

Additionally, the Bank started construction of a backup data processing center (DR-DPC) in Astana. The new facility will ensure disaster resilience of the infrastructure: in case of emergency situations in Almaty, the systems will be able to automatically switch to a backup site, which guarantees the continuity of business processes and data security.

According to the Bank, the payback period of the project will be on average from 1.5 to 2 years, which corresponds to the internal investment targets.

Creating own data center is not only a technological enhancement of the infrastructure, but also a practical step towards improving the quality and stability of services for customers. The implemented project allows Eurasian Bank to implement new digital solutions faster, ensure a high level of operational reliability and confidently scale its business in the face of a growing digital workload.