Case study  ·  Banking

Corporate Remote Banking: a multi-bank platform on microservices.

A multinational group providing infrastructure and technology services to financial institutions asked us to rebuild its Corporate Remote Banking platform.

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outages during the rebuild

multi

bank and multi-company, on one platform

3

components: front end, back office and monitoring, payment routing

BankingSector
SoftwarePractice
MicroservicesBack-end architecture
PaymentsFunctional area

The challenge

A platform ready for
new requirements and
banking standards.

The platform had to evolve to meet payment compliance and security requirements, align with interbank standards, and support the service expanding into new markets.

Regulation and security

Payment regulation and security requirements change over time. The platform had to absorb those changes through an architecture built to evolve.

Interbank standards

Aligning with the Corporate Banking interbank standards was what made the service compatible with a wider market.

How it feels to use

The interface had to simplify the daily work of the companies using it and fit into how they already manage accounts and payments.

The solution

Three components
running the service.

We built a multi-bank, multi-company Corporate Remote Banking platform on a modern interface and a microservices back end. It is organised in three components: the front-end application, the back office with monitoring, and the payment routing system.

Component 01

Front-end application

The interface through which companies reach their banking services and handle accounts and payments. Designed for daily use and to fit into their own processes.

Component 02

Back office and monitoring

The component that runs the platform day to day: configuration, control and monitoring while the service is live.

Component 03

Payment routing

The component that routes payment instructions to their destination circuits, in line with the interbank standards.

What it does well

An architecture built
to keep changing.

A microservices architecture lets each component be updated and sized on its own, which makes the platform easier to evolve and the load easier to handle.

An interface built for daily work

An interface built around what the companies actually do, simplifying the recurring operations and making Corporate Banking services quicker to use.

Microservices back-end architecture

Each component can be updated and sized independently, so features can change and load can vary without touching the whole platform.

Technologies and areas

MicroservicesUser interfaceCorporate Banking PaymentsInterbank standardsOperational management MonitoringFinancial institutions

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