Match the institution
Compare suites by the customers, banking domains and service channels you need to support.
A core that fits how your bank operates today and how it plans to grow.
Start with how customers will reach the bank. A retail bank can renew its core while keeping its existing channels. A digital bank can launch with mobile and internet banking included. For a rural bank evaluating BADA, the decision also turns on how the institution and the SaaS operator will share operating responsibilities.
Compare suites by the customers, banking domains and service channels you need to support.
Distinguish BX-CBP-based implementations from BADA’s SaaS service, including the different product composition and operating responsibilities.
Identify the banking domains to introduce or modernise and the systems to retain before planning interfaces and migration.
Supported technology combinations and versions are confirmed for each engagement. BADA’s SaaS composition is defined separately.
For BX-CBP-based Commercial, Retail and Digital Bank Suites. Product composition is confirmed for each engagement.
BX-I may be replaced by an agreed integration product. BX-CoCore requires separate technical assessment; BADA has its own SaaS composition.

A next-generation core for savings banking
OK Savings Bank’s next-generation core was delivered under the former BX-RBS name using BX-CBP and related platforms.

Core banking for a digital-bank launch
K-Bank’s core banking delivery used BX-CBP and BX-PF for its launch.
Tell us about your institution, target customers, banking domains, current systems and preferred operating model. We can help identify the suite and implementation questions to evaluate.