BC Card's external, internal and channel interfaces, rebuilt on BX-I on x86 Linux.
In its next-generation programme from 2018, BC Card used BX-I for external, internal and terminal-channel interfaces supporting card authorisation. BX-M became its corporate standard development framework.
Card authorization interfaces on BX-I for a Korean card company.
Customer-wide figures, such as user or transaction counts, are the customer’s own and not Bankware delivery results.
BC Card a Korean card company.
BC Card is a Korean card company whose systems process card authorization transactions. This page covers the interface and development-framework products Bankware supplied for its next-generation programme.
General facts about the customer. They are not results of Bankware’s work.
BX-I for authorization interfaces, BX-M as the standard framework.
What Bankware delivered: the products, scope and role in this engagement.
BX-I covers external (FEP), internal (EAI) and channel (MCI) interfaces. The authorization interface supports ISO 8583 messages. Bankware supplied the products within the next-generation programme run by the prime contractor.
Card authorization interfaces on x86 Linux, handling daily authorization traffic.
BX-I connects BC Card's authorization interfaces with its wider banking environment, supporting the exchange of card authorization messages across external systems.
Customer-wide figures, such as user or transaction counts, are the customer’s own and not Bankware delivery results.
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