Inswitch, a TransNetwork company, strengthens its security and governance infrastructure with the completion of its SOC 1 and SOC 2 audits.

Inswitch, a TransNetwork company, strengthens its security and governance infrastructure with the completion of its SOC 1 and SOC 2 audits.

Inswitch, a TransNetwork company, continues to strengthen its position as a trusted financial infrastructure provider designed to scale in enterprise and regulated environments, following the completion of independent SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports in December 2025, based on an independent assessment of the controls described by Inswitch in relation to its API-based payments platform, microservices implementation, and related IT general controls.

This milestone reflects Inswitch’s institutional maturity and its readiness to operate with enterprise customers, regulated financial institutions, and strategic partners. Beyond compliance, the assurance reports provide transparency into the company’s internal processes, controls, and operational practices, supporting customers in assessing and deploying financial products in complex regulatory environments.

“Completing these independent assurance assessments reflects the maturity of our operating model and the execution discipline of our teams, whose cross-functional effort made this milestone possible,” said Gustavo Ruiz, Chief Executive Officer at TransNetwork.

The SOC 1 report evaluates internal controls related to financial reporting, a critical aspect for banks, regulated financial institutions, auditors, and enterprise customers, as it facilitates integration, audit, and regulatory oversight processes. The SOC 2 report, in turn, assesses controls related to security, availability, confidentiality, and information protection, which are considered the benchmark standard for fintechs and payment platforms operating with highly regulated financial clients.

The SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports were completed following an independent assessment, in accordance with internationally recognized assurance standards. This third-party evaluation provides additional confidence in the design and effectiveness of Inswitch’s internal controls supporting its financial services platform and technology operations.

“Trust is the most important asset when operating in regulated financial environments,” said Ronald Alvarenga, former CEO of Inswitch and Chief Innovation Officer at TransNetwork. “The completion of our SOC 1 and SOC 2 audits reinforces not only our operational discipline, but also the strength of our digital banking core platform—built API-first, cloud-native, and on a microservices architecture. For our customers, this translates into faster time to market, lower operational risk, and the ability to launch and scale world-class financial products with speed, security, and reliability, while meeting the expectations of enterprise and publicly listed organizations operating at global scale.”

The decision to undertake these assurance assessments reflects Inswitch’s commitment to meeting its customers’ security and governance expectations and strengthening trust in its platform.

This milestone aligns with Inswitch’s vision to build reliable, scalable financial infrastructure ready for global growth, in line with TransNetwork’s group strategy.