Migrating off a legacy core
A bank moves its client base, accounts and transaction history from a self-built or outdated system onto a modern core with its country’s regulatory reporting ready out of the box.
Rollout scenarios
How banks in different jurisdictions use A3.Bank modules for specific tasks.
One profile for a financial group
A bank, an MFO and an insurer inside one A3 group work from a shared client profile: KYC and consents are confirmed once for every product in the group.
Entering a new jurisdiction
A country pack plugs in a new country’s chart of accounts, payment formats, KYC rules and reporting through ready extension points, with no core code rewritten.
A digital bank with no branches
Retail and corporate online banking together with an open digital-banking API let a bank run primarily through digital channels.
A partner-finance window inside a bank
A bank adds partner-financing products alongside conventional lending: a separate Sharia board, separate accounting, enabled per jurisdiction.
SaaS or an isolated perimeter
Banks with data-localization requirements run the core inside their own infrastructure, including an air-gapped mode with no internet access. Others launch faster in the A3 cloud.
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