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Erasure coding transforms ordinary data into something far more valuable: a resilient, redundant financial asset that institutions can actually trust. Instead of storing a single copy of sensitive financial data, erasure coding breaks it into multiple fragments, encrypts them, and distributes them across different nodes. Even if some fragments are lost, corrupted, or attacked, the original data can still be fully reconstructed. This approach dramatically reduces risk, lowers storage costs, and increases availability at the same time. For financial systems, where uptime, integrity, and compliance are non-negotiable, erasure coding acts like an insurance policy built directly into the infrastructure. It turns data from a fragile liability into a durable, auditable, and dependable asset that can safely support modern digital finance.
