
OK Savings Bank's next-generation core, on BX-CBP with BX-PF, BX-M and BX-I.
OK Savings Bank began its next-generation core system with Bankware in 2020. The core used BX-CBP, delivered under the historical BX-RBS name, with product-management, application and integration components.
Next-generation core banking for a Korean savings bank.
Customer-wide figures, such as user or transaction counts, are the customer’s own and not Bankware delivery results.
OK Savings Bank a Korean savings bank.
OK Savings Bank is a savings bank in South Korea. This page covers its next-generation core banking system on Bankware products.
General facts about the customer. They are not results of Bankware’s work.
Replacing the core banking system of a Korean savings bank.
OK Savings Bank started a next-generation programme in 2020 to replace its core banking system.
BX-CBP with BX-PF, BX-M, BX-CBB and BX-I.
What Bankware delivered: the products, scope and role in this engagement.
The core was configured on BX-CBP, delivered under its earlier suite name BX-RBS. BX-PF defines deposit and loan products, BX-CBB provides the common financial components, BX-M is the Java development platform and BX-I handles interfaces with internal and external systems.
Core banking configured on BX-CBP, delivered as BX-RBS.
Read moreDefinition and configuration of deposit and loan products.
Read moreCore replacement with BX-M as the development platform, BX-CBB components and BX-I interfaces.
Read moreThe next-generation core in use on BX-CBP.
OK Savings Bank's next-generation core runs on BX-CBP and was in use as of August 2023.
Customer-wide figures, such as user or transaction counts, are the customer’s own and not Bankware delivery results.
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