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DTCC PARTNERS WITH AMAZON FOR CLOUD MIGRATION

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WED, APR 15, 2026

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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., which clears most US stock trades, is moving its core systems to Amazon's cloud infrastructure by 2030.

DTCC handles the settlement of trillions of dollars in daily securities transactions across US markets. The partnership with Amazon Web Services marks a significant infrastructure overhaul for the financial settlement giant. The cloud migration will modernize DTCC's technology stack, which currently relies on legacy systems. Moving to AWS will enable improved scalability, redundancy, and operational efficiency across the organization's critical clearing and settlement functions. DTCC processes roughly $2 quadrillion in annual transactions, making infrastructure reliability essential. The shift to cloud computing is expected to enhance the firm's ability to handle market growth and implement new technologies. The deadline of 2030 gives DTCC a decade to execute the transition while maintaining uninterrupted service. This move reflects a broader trend of financial institutions modernizing infrastructure, though the scale of DTCC's operations presents unique technical and regulatory challenges.

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