Five countries, one core

Country specifics plug in through a separate country pack: chart of accounts, payment channels, KYC rules and mandatory reporting for each jurisdiction.

Russia

Supported
  • The Bank of Russia
  • The Bank of Russia's payment system, the Faster Payments System, the Mir card
  • Four identification tiers, remote verification through Gosuslugi and biometrics
  • Mandatory in-country residency for personal data

Kazakhstan

Supported
  • The National Bank of Kazakhstan and ARDFM
  • MSPD, the FAST instant-payments system, Halyk Card alongside Visa, Mastercard and UnionPay
  • Remote identification through NCA KZ digital signatures and eGov.kz
  • Personal-data localization is mandatory, SaaS included

Kyrgyzstan

Supported
  • The National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic
  • GSRRV, the Elkart card is mandatory for state payouts
  • Lighter-touch regulation than Russia or Kazakhstan, with a document check required regardless
  • Mandatory reporting volume is lower than in Russia

Uzbekistan

Supported
  • The Central Bank of Uzbekistan
  • UzNCC, the Humo and Uzcard schemes, integration with Click, Payme and Apelsin
  • Remote identification through myID and E-IMZO, the PINFL identifier
  • In-country residency for personal data

Mongolia

Supported
  • The Bank of Mongolia
  • BoMNet, the national SWITCH card network, acceptance of the major international schemes
  • Remote identification through the DAN system, and the country is an FATF member
  • Partner financing is unregulated here, so that module is switched off in Mongolian installations

Cross-jurisdictional standards on top of national regulation

PCI DSS

Required for any installation that issues or acquires cards.

IFRS 9

One expected-credit-loss methodology applies alongside each national asset classification.

Basel III

The benchmark for capital-adequacy and liquidity ratios across all five countries.

FATCA and CRS

Automatic exchange of tax information with foreign residents.

AAOIFI and IFSB

International partner-financing standards layered on top of regulation in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Russia.

Planning a new jurisdiction?

A country pack plugs in a new country's chart of accounts, payment channels and reporting through the core's ready extension points.