Each of the above mentioned environments has distinct Server API endpoints. For our production environment we also support datacenter specific endpoints. We have also setup our production environment in a way that allows you to control were we store our data. We have created two clusters across multiple datacenters.

For the generic endpoint we route the traffic to one of our datacenters. It is however possible to direct traffic to a specific datacenter for instance based on proximity or the location of the consumer. Both datacenters are active and transactional data is synced between them. Sessions for MyCheckout hosted payment pages and the Client API are always created in a specific datacenter. Session data is synced, but there might be delays and it is thus not advised to switch datacenter mid transaction.