i-exceed taps Broadcom to scale cloud-native banking solutions

By Vriti Gothi

i-exceed technology solutions has partnered with Broadcom to deliver cloud-native digital banking platforms for financial institutions in India and international markets.

Under the agreement, i-exceed will deploy its Appzillon Digital Banking Platform on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), Broadcom’s private cloud infrastructure platform. Appzillon, a low-code, microservices-based digital banking architecture, will run on VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS), a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)-certified Kubernetes runtime integrated into VCF.

The integration is designed to support transaction-intensive digital banking workloads while addressing operational efficiency, scalability and regulatory requirements. By combining Appzillon’s application layer with Broadcom’s enterprise cloud stack, the companies aim to offer banks a platform that balances cloud-native agility with enterprise-grade performance and resilience.

Dilpreet Bindra, Senior Director, Engineering, VMware Cloud Foundation Division at Broadcom, said the partnership would help financial institutions modernise digital operations without compromising on infrastructure reliability. “By combining i-exceed’s Appzillon with VMware Cloud Foundation and VKS, we are enabling financial institutions to accelerate their digital transformation. This collaboration allows banks to deploy transaction-heavy microservices with cloud-native agility while maintaining the enterprise-grade performance required for modern banking,” he said.

The architecture enables orchestration and lifecycle management of containerised applications while maintaining compliance and security standards—an increasingly critical requirement as banks adopt hybrid and multi-cloud strategies. For financial institutions, total cost of ownership (TCO) optimisation and operational efficiency remain central to large-scale digital transformation initiatives.

The move comes as banks globally continue to modernise legacy systems to support real-time digital services, embedded finance models and rising transaction volumes. In India, where digital adoption has accelerated across retail and SME segments, demand for scalable, secure infrastructure capable of supporting high-volume digital interactions has intensified.

By aligning a low-code digital banking platform with enterprise cloud infrastructure, the partnership reflects a broader industry shift toward modular, cloud-native architectures aimed at reducing complexity while improving performance and compliance across jurisdictions.