Reduce integration overhead and ship faster
Modern financial products depend on many systems that were never designed to work together. Middleware creates a controlled integration layer that standardizes how services connect, how data moves, and how changes are governed, while keeping your core and critical systems stable.
Core capabilities
A single integration layer for your ecosystem
Connect legacy cores, modern cloud services, and specialized providers through consistent APIs and integration patterns, across multiple products and markets.
Orchestration for end to end journeys
Compose multiple backend calls into one business level API, so channels and partners interact with a coherent interface, not a maze of dependencies.
Data transformation and normalization
Translate formats, map fields, and standardize payloads so downstream systems receive consistent, predictable data even when upstream providers vary.
Security, compliance controls, and auditability
Apply centralized security and compliance controls across integrations, with traceability for sensitive data handling and operational review.
Scalability and operational control
Support growing transaction volumes with a middleware layer designed for performance, resilience, and controlled change as new services are added.
What you can enable with the middleware layer
Use the same integration foundation to power multiple product lines.
Card programs
Extend card issuing platforms with additional API connections and local vendor integrations, without fragmenting the channel experience.
Partner bank connectivity and embedded services
Integrate partner services through a governed integration layer, so onboarding a new provider becomes a repeatable process rather than a one off project.
Digital banking, wallets, and new product launches
Launch customer facing products faster by separating channel development from provider specific constraints and back office complexity.
Built for change, not one-time integrations
A point of integration solves a problem once. An integration layer solves it repeatedly. By centralizing orchestration, transformation, and controls, you can modernize incrementally, integrate new services without disrupting existing infrastructure, and reduce time and cost across future launches.
Delivery approach
1. Integration mapping and target architecture
Define the required journeys, systems of record, provider touchpoints, and the operational controls needed.
2. Middleware implementation and connector buildout
Implement orchestration flows, data mappings, and reusable connectors aligned to your security and compliance constraints.
3. Validation, rollout, and operational handover
Test at scale, establish monitoring and governance, and transition to a repeatable onboarding model for new providers and product variants.
