Master Data Synchronization for Modern Core Banking Systems

Synchronized master data and stable integration on a REST basis.

Starting situation

Creditplus Bank operates a legacy core banking system where master data changes and synchronization play a central role. The existing system landscape was based on an asynchronous interface architecture that no longer met the increasing demands for speed, transparency, and integration.

The goal was to modernize the existing architecture and create a stable, future-proof interface foundation for core banking processes.

Challenges

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Modernize outdated interface architecture

Replacement of asynchronous structures and transition to modern REST-based services.

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Integrate complex system landscape

Integration of various backend systems within the core banking system.

Keep master data consistent

Ensuring error-free synchronization across multiple systems.

High demands on stability and availability

Critical banking processes require reliable and performant interfaces.

Coordination of Requirements and Stakeholders

Coordination between departments, IT, and external systems.

Introduction of new processes and methods

Establishment of SCRUM as well as structured change and release processes.

Solution

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Design and Development of Modern REST Interfaces for the Core Banking System
IT Architecture Consulting and Definition of a Future-Proof System Landscape
Implementation of structured requirements management including documentation
Introduction to Agile Methods (SCRUM) for efficient project management
Integration and coordination of backend systems and interfaces
Deployment, operation, and support based on defined SLAs and KPIs

What our expert says

Branislav Todorovic, Expert Consultant

„The biggest challenge was building a stable platform while ensuring ongoing operations without disruption.“

Master Data Synchronization for Modern Core Banking Systems

Starting situation

Challenges