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Core Banking Suites

Digital Bank Suite

A core banking suite connecting digital onboarding with everyday banking.

The default delivery combines a BX-CBP-based core with Customer Mobile App and Internet Banking. Identity services and external partners connect through agreed interfaces, linking digital journeys to the underlying banking operations.

02 · Situations

When digital journeys depend on the core

  1. 01

    Is your launch plan ahead of its core-service scope?

    Why it matters

    Unclear onboarding, deposit, lending and payment dependencies can complicate launch planning.

    What you may notice

    The channel launch plan has no agreed inventory of the core services it needs.

  2. 02

    Where do identity, channel and core handovers break down?

    Why it matters

    Unclear handovers can make account opening and online loan journeys harder to coordinate.

    What you may notice

    Identity checks or application results need manual follow-up across systems.

  3. 03

    Can partners reach the selected services with clear controls?

    Why it matters

    Unclear access boundaries can complicate partner integration.

    What you may notice

    Each partner connection needs its permitted services and controls clarified.

  4. 04

    Are product rules being defined separately by channel?

    Why it matters

    Separate channel rules can add review work when products change.

    What you may notice

    The same rate, fee or condition is checked in more than one channel.

03 · Value

Connect digital journeys to core banking

01

Connect eKYC to account opening

Connect agreed eKYC and identity-verification services with customer records, consent and account creation, so the onboarding journey carries through to the core.

Agreed external eKYC and identity-verification services connect through onboarding and consent records to customer and account creation in the core. The connection does not imply verification has completed or consent has been given.
02

Carry online loans into account servicing

Connect online loan applications with the bank’s review and approval process, disbursement and repayment. Connected channels also support the agreed deposit and payment services, with transactions linked to accounting.

Online loan applications connect to bank review and approval. If approved, loan servicing includes the loan account, disbursement and repayment. Agreed connected deposit and payment services link transactions to accounting.
03

Connect partners to selected banking services

Make selected core services available to agreed channels and partners through APIs, with authentication, access and transaction controls defined for the implementation.

Agreed channels and partners access selected core services through APIs. Authentication, access and transaction controls are defined for the implementation.
04

Manage deposit and loan product conditions centrally

Use BX-PF to define supported conditions, rates and fees for deposit and loan products, simulate changes and manage their release to the relevant channels.

BX-PF holds supported deposit and loan product conditions, rates and fees, with product-specific values, simulation and managed release to relevant channels. This does not imply automatic publication to every channel.
04 · Scope and functions

Core services behind digital journeys

Digital channels and core banking

Customers and partners use mobile, internet banking and agreed partner access. Channels exchange requests and results with core banking through agreed APIs and integration. Only the integration layer connects external services and retained bank systems. This is a logical view; interfaces follow the agreed implementation scope.

Customers / Partners

Channels
Customer Mobile App
Internet Banking
Partner access
Integration
Agreed APIs & integrationAccess · Routing · Transaction controls
Core services

BX-CBP-based core services

Choose a business area.

Customer onboarding

Customer records, identity and KYC integration, consent, classification and lifecycle servicing.

Explore detailed functions

Function availability, interfaces and implementation scope are confirmed for the selected product version and institution. External services, local network connections and additional development are agreed separately.

64 functions · 10 areas
01

Customer onboarding and KYC

10
Party onboarding

Onboards individuals, sole proprietors, corporations, corporate entities, associations and correspondent banks, each with its required identification and documents.

Single customer view

One record shows a customer’s deposit, loan and FX balances, transactions, contacts and benefits on one screen.

Customer lifecycle

Create, change, query, verify and terminate customer records through the same services from any channel.

Customer classification and rating

Classifies customers by segment and holds a rating that pricing, limits and approval rules can reference.

KYC and real-name verification with AML risk rating

Real-name verification and KYC at onboarding and on change, with an AML risk rating driving transaction restrictions and approvals.

Multi-channel contact management

Contact points are routed per service with change history, so notifications reach the address the customer chose.

Consent, authorisation and data governance

Records the consents and authorisations a customer has given and applies them when data is used or shared.

Multiple roles per party

One party holds Customer, Business Partner and Employee roles at once without duplicate records.

Blacklist and contact-block management

Blocks onboarding or contact for listed parties, with the reason and period recorded.

Role-based differentiated views

Staff see the customer fields and actions their role permits.

02

Deposits

8
Open, close and early termination

Opens, closes and terminates accounts early, applying the product’s early-termination interest and fee rules.

Deposit, withdrawal, cash handling and interest payment

Posts deposits and withdrawals, handles counter cash, and pays interest on the product’s schedule.

Account maintenance, inter-branch transfer, dormant accounts and restrictions

Maintains attributes, transfers accounts between branches, sets inactive accounts dormant, and applies holds and freezes.

Time, demand and installment product maintenance

Runs time deposits, demand accounts and installment savings on the same services, with conditions held in the product.

Interest accrual with simulation and rate composition

Accrues interest daily, simulates it before a transaction, and composes the rate from a base plus preferential components.

Multi-dimensional balances

Keeps available, actual and frozen balances separately, so holds and pending items never alter the ledger balance.

Certificates and statements

Issues deposit certificates, balance certificates, withholding-tax certificates and account statements.

Maturity processing and auto-rollover

Processes maturities and rolls over time deposits automatically under the account’s instruction.

03

Digital lending

6
Loan lifecycle from application to disbursement

Application, approval, disbursement, repayment and closure run on one loan record.

Mortgage and home loans

Property-secured lending with the collateral recorded against the loan.

Collateral and certificate-pledge loans

Loans secured by collateral or by a pledged deposit certificate held at the bank. Collateral management is optional.

Guarantee-backed loans

Loans supported by a third-party guarantee, with the guarantee recorded and tracked.

Auto finance and lease

Vehicle finance and lease contracts as loan product lines.

Posting to the general ledger

Disbursements, repayments, interest and fees post to accounting under journal-entry rules.

04

Payments, settlement and transfers

8
Four transfer types

One-off transfers, intrabank automatic transfers, and cross-bank bulk transfers for giro, cash management and payroll. Cross-bank interfaces and batch-linked automatic or scheduled transfers require site-specific implementation.

Easy-send

Transfers to a contact rather than an account number, with 1/N split, unclaimed handling and expiry.

Auto transfer and Center-Cut day-end batch

Scheduled transfers run in the Center-Cut day-end batch, with each item’s result recorded. Cross-bank interfaces and batch-linked automatic or scheduled transfers require site-specific implementation.

Purpose-issued virtual accounts

Issues virtual account numbers per purpose, such as a collection or merchant, routing funds to the underlying account.

Self-service transfer limits

Customers set their own limits by channel and transfer type within the bank’s ceilings.

Notification and security services

Alerts on transactions, delayed transfer for high-value payments, and device binding for the channels a customer uses.

Posting to accounting

Post payment transactions to accounting under the applicable journal-entry and processing rules.

Catch-up collection

Collects missed or failed items in asynchronous, parallel runs without blocking online processing.

05

Cards

1
Card system integration

Optional integration with external card management and issuing systems enables card services.

06

Mobile channel and open APIs

2
Connected mobile services

Provide supported banking services through the connected mobile channel. Customer Mobile App and Internet Banking are included by default; adaptations and external interfaces follow the agreed implementation scope.

Open APIs

Core banking services exposed as secured Open APIs for banking-as-a-service and embedded finance partners.

07

Product management

6
Product launch and maintenance by business staff

Business staff launch and maintain products in the Configurator within supported configuration.

Rate, fee and condition configuration with pre-launch simulation

Rates, fees and conditions are configured per product and simulated before launch, independent of any account.

Multi-channel deployment

Release supported product definitions to agreed channels, with changes tracked and validated before release.

Multi-view classification

The same product is classified from risk, compliance, seller, buyer and finance views.

Product catalogue

Maintain a product catalogue for the agreed comparison and management scope. AI-assisted entry is included only where supported in the selected product version.

Unified fee management with what-if simulation

Fees are managed in one place and simulated for what-if cases before a change goes live.

08

Customer benefits and marketing

5
Benefit determination and granting

Determines and grants rate discounts, points, coupons, cashback and gifts under configured conditions.

Four benefit ledgers

Granted, excluded, candidate (predicted) and campaign-specific benefits are kept in separate ledgers.

Candidate-benefit self-selection

Customers add, remove, edit and query the candidate benefits offered to them.

Coupon marketing

Coupons from partners and suppliers are applied, redeemed and tracked through partner integration.

Performance-driven preferential pricing

Preferential rates by balance tier, taking the maximum of the tiers a customer qualifies for.

09

Accounting and general ledger

10
Real-time and deferred posting

Transactions post in real time; items awaiting a later event post on a deferred basis.

General ledger and chart of accounts

A multi-entity, multi-level chart of accounts with parent-child aggregation.

Journal-entry rules

Rules on product, amount type and account generate journal entries, within the supported posting model.

Manual journal entries and financial statements

Authorised staff post manual entries; financial statements are produced from the ledger.

Balance reconciliation

Reconciles the business ledger, off-balance items and the general ledger and reports differences.

Settlement process control

Each settlement step is validated, its status tracked, and a failed step can be re-executed.

Off-balance transactions and inter-branch clearing

Records off-balance transactions and clears positions between branches.

Suspense-account management

Parks unmatched items in suspense accounts and tracks them to clearance.

Business open and day-end close with pre-close validation

Opens the business day, validates outstanding items before close, and closes the day.

Seven accounting sub-systems

Cash, general ledger, journal, manual entry, balance verification, internal accounts and inter-branch accounts.

10

Operations and common services

8
Maker-Checker approval

Single or multi-level approval with amount thresholds and timeout escalation.

Task monitoring

Asynchronous tasks are monitored, rejection reasons tracked, and rejected items resubmitted.

Document generation and issuance

Generates statements, contracts and certificates, and records inbound documents.

Numbering and sequence generation

Account, contract and document numbers are generated from 13+ configurable patterns.

Business-day and holiday calendar

A 30-year business-day and holiday calendar drives value dates, maturities and batch schedules.

Transaction restrictions

Restrictions by Actor, Customer or Contract, applied per channel.

Notification, multi-language and common codes

A unified notification API with 25+ content types, multi-language content, and shared common codes.

Organisation, employee and permission management

Organisation units, employees and permissions with 7-dimension access control.

05 · Foundation and delivery

Connect the core to your digital environment

Digital banking services combine onboarding, deposits, lending, payments and accounting with reusable capabilities in BX-CBP. Service components use shared BX-CBB APIs for the underlying business functions and data.

BX-CBP

Main Product

Business services organise the workflow. Shared components provide reusable functions and manage their underlying data.

Business Service Library

  • Customer onboarding
  • Deposits and savings
  • Digital lending
  • Payments and transfers
  • Product management
  • Accounting and operations
  • Customer benefits and marketing
Invoke shared business APIs

BX-CBB

  • Product
  • Benefit Application
  • Actor
  • Arrangement
  • Settlement
  • Calculator
  • Accounting
  • Asset
  • Document
  • Assessment

Supporting products for your implementation

BX-PF

Required

Define and manage financial products and their lifecycle.

BX-M or BX-CM

Required

Provide the applicable Java development platform for the implementation.

BX-I

Optional

Connect retained systems and external interfaces, or use an agreed integration product. Optional.

Define the channel layer around your digital journeys

01

What is included

Customer Mobile App and Internet Banking are included in the default delivery. Select the customer journeys and adaptations for your bank.

02

What connects

Agree identity/eKYC, credit-information and payment interfaces with core banking and external providers.

03

Who is responsible

Agree UX and software deliverables, integration testing, UAT, release and operational handover responsibilities.

Explore Digital Banking Channels

Shape the implementation around your bank

  1. Phase 1

    Insight & Blueprint

    Banking scope, retained systems and deployment requirements.

  2. Phase 2

    Agile Build & Validation

    Product configuration, agreed extensions, interfaces and validation.

  3. Phase 3

    Migration & Go-live

    Data mapping, migration rehearsals, reconciliation and cutover.

  4. Phase 4

    Empowerment & Evolution

    Knowledge transfer and operational handover.

06 · Evidence

Delivery experience in digital banking

K-Bank, South Korea

Core banking for a digital-bank launch

Bankware delivered core banking technology using BX-CBP and BX-PF for K-Bank’s launch.

These are historical delivery references for K-Bank, LINE Bank Taiwan and MYbank. Each reference concerns its stated project and period, not every capability of the current Digital Bank Suite.

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Plan your digital banking scope

Tell us about your target market, licence status, initial banking products, channels and partners. We can help define core services, interface requirements and delivery responsibilities.