BASE24-eps

The architecture of BASE24-eps is designed for high availability, scalability, and security. The core components include the Transaction Manager, Authorization Server, Routing Engine, and various Interface Adapters. The Transaction Manager acts as the central orchestrator, managing the flow of transactions between components.

The Authorization Server handles transaction authorization, utilizing security protocols and encryption. The Routing Engine determines the optimal path for transactions based on predefined rules. Interface Adapters provide connectivity to various POS and ATM systems, using protocols like ISO 8583 and TCP/IP.

Communication between components is facilitated through message queues and inter-process communication (IPC). The system uses relational databases for storing transaction data, configuration information, and audit logs. The administrative interface, accessible via CLI and potentially a GUI, allows for configuration of routing rules, security settings, and interface parameters.

Security is implemented through RBAC, encryption (AES, Triple DES), and comprehensive audit logging. The system's design supports horizontal scaling to handle increasing transaction volumes. For detailed architectural diagrams, component specifications, and performance metrics, consult the vendor's architectural documentation.