Financial services companies depend on systems built over many years. Connecting those systems to ISO 20022 destinations raises a practical question: how can an organisation adopt a shared messaging standard while continuing to use the technology that supports its business?
TheCapeJason’s ISO 20022 bridge platform connects existing systems to destinations that accept ISO 20022 messages. Available as SaaS or an on-premises installation, it gives financial services companies a practical way to enable ISO 20022 within their existing technology environment.
Build on Existing Technology Investments
Core banking platforms, payment applications, and internal business systems represent substantial investments. An ISO 20022 initiative needs a practical way to connect these applications to the destinations they serve.
TheCapeJason’s bridge platform provides that connection, giving financial services companies a path to ISO 20022 integration that builds on their current technology. Organisations can connect the systems supporting their business and choose the deployment model that fits their operations.
Connect Business Data to a Shared Standard
ISO 20022 provides common business definitions and a framework for developing financial messages. Successful integration requires a clear understanding of what source information means and how it relates to the destination’s requirements. About ISO 20022.
TheCapeJason’s bridge sits between the existing system and the ISO 20022 destination. Each integration must account for the source interface, the required message type, and the receiving system’s implementation rules. Where required information is missing, that gap needs to be addressed as part of enablement.
For example, a payment application may hold customer details and payment references in its existing format. The integration would need to map those details to the appropriate ISO 20022 fields and establish whether the destination requires additional information.
Choose SaaS Deployment
The SaaS option gives financial services companies a hosted deployment choice for the bridge platform. Organisations that prefer to consume the platform as a service can use this option to support their ISO 20022 integrations.
Teams considering SaaS can assess the deployment against their connectivity, data handling, security, and operational requirements. The choice should support how the organisation intends to run and govern its integrations.
Choose On-Premises Installation
TheCapeJason also offers an on-premises installation option for organisations that need the platform within their own infrastructure environment.
This gives companies an alternative that can fit internal hosting policies and existing operational arrangements. Deployment planning should establish responsibilities for infrastructure, maintenance, and support.
Make Enablement a Manageable Integration Journey
A useful starting point is one clearly defined flow: one source system, one business process, and one ISO 20022 destination. This makes it easier to identify the information required, assess integration needs, and define what successful delivery looks like.
That approach can guide a broader enablement programme as additional systems and destinations are considered. TheCapeJason provides a reusable bridge for these connections, supporting an integration approach that can expand with the organisation’s needs.
Start with Your Systems and Deployment Needs
TheCapeJason’s ISO 20022 bridge platform connects existing systems to ISO 20022 destinations with a choice of SaaS or on-premises deployment. Financial services companies can use it to move their enablement programme forward while building on the systems they already operate.
To discuss your organisation’s ISO 20022 integration needs, visit TheCapeJason. Start with the systems you need to connect, the destinations you need to reach, and the deployment model that fits your business.