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A bank can keep its core and still change how it defines products or connects systems. BX-PF lets teams define product conditions, rates and fees. BX-I provides a common integration layer for channels, internal applications and external institutions. Each can be evaluated separately for its role in the bank’s architecture.
Explore technology for financial product definition, integration, Java application development and application transaction monitoring. Each offering has a distinct role; the combination and delivery scope are agreed for your environment.
BX-PF defines financial products. BX-I exchanges data between systems. BX-M and BX-CM support application development. Application Monitoring helps teams investigate application transactions. They are separate offerings, with compatibility and delivery scope confirmed for each engagement.
BX-CBP-based offerings require BX-PF and one of BX-M or BX-CM. BX-I is optional and may be replaced by an institution’s existing integration product. These composition rules do not automatically apply to other Bankware offerings.
Financial product management beside an installed core
KB Kookmin Bank used BX-PF to define and manage financial products beside its installed core. The KB Plustar account combined the bank’s services and KB Securities’ brokerage in one product.
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