IDC Adaptor for
Core Banking
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Tyche built IDC Adaptor as a configurable layer that receives trading data, transforms it into the required format and sends it into different core banking environments.
Sockets, message queues and integration buses link the adaptor with middleware, legacy systems and core banking backends.
Protocols
Deal Types
Documented at Bank AlBilad and Islamic Development Bank.
Bank Links
Trading Data into Core Banking
- Interface Logic 80%
Bank Settings
Many Formats
Trading systems and core banking environments expected different message structures and formats.
Banks needed data to move between trading, middleware and core systems without rebuilding conventional or Islamic interfaces. Tyche built one configurable translation layer.
Tyche Adaptor
A configurable layer that translates trading messages for middleware and core banking systems.
Built for varied systems, the adaptor transforms deal data and routes it through the required banking connection. Configuration supports future implementations.
Adaptor Includes
Ongoing Support
Tyche maintains and adapts implementations as banking systems change.
Protocol Intake
IDC Adaptor receives trading messages through FIX, TOF and XML input protocols.
Format Transformation
Configurable rules transform inputs into FIX, XML, REST, JSON or custom output formats.
Islamic Deal Support
The software handles conventional and Islamic FX and money-market transaction structures.
Middleware Links
Sockets, queues and integration buses support different backend middleware environments.
Admin Controls
Administrative controls help authorised users configure and oversee integration behaviour.
Integration Testing
Tyche built and tested bank interfaces, then supplied documents and user guidance.
Systems and Standards Used
Integration Layer
Banks can translate trading data without rebuilding every interface.
Legacy & Modern
Legacy and newer workflows pass through one integration layer.
Configurable Links
Configuration supports existing and future core banking connections.
From different deal messagesthrough one adaptor layer
How Tyche Built IDC Adaptor
Tyche mapped the sending and receiving systems, then defined transformation rules for deal types, message formats, middleware connections and core banking interfaces.
Six delivery stages
Interface Mapping
Mapped trading sources, message structures, middleware requirements and core banking destinations.
Protocol Design
Defined how FIX, TOF and XML inputs would be validated, transformed and routed to each target.
Adaptor Development
Built configurable transformation, deal handling, administration and communication components.
Core Bank Links
Integrated the adaptor with middleware and core banking systems using suitable connection methods.
Test & Documents
Tested integrations and supplied technical documentation and practical guidance for users.
Ongoing Support
Tyche maintains implementations and adapts the software as banking environments and interface needs change.
Message Structure Mapping
Deal-Type Coverage
Configurable Transforms
Middleware Fit
Admin Access Controls
Testing by Interface
Technical Documentation
Ongoing Adaptation
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