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The eXtensible Financial Platform XFP
Current software development methods and existing infra-structure such as J2EE or .NET require too much time and effort to develop, extend or modify enterprise software. This is particularly true within the financial space which require continuous change and adaptation to market requirements.
In addition, most enterprise software fail to provide the high performance, scalability, security and robustness strict requirements of nowadays customers.
Fast Time to Market and Low Cost Development
Our eXtensible Financial Platform XFP
allows for the generation of enterprise financial applications at a fraction of the time and requiring way less resources.
High Performance Enterprise Applications
XFP was built on top of the XAP application
server using J2EE components. XFP generates very high
performance, scalable, secure and robust enterprise
financial applications.
Rule-Based Enterprise Financial Platform
The eXtensible Financial Platform XFP has a multi-layered architecture and encapsulates most of the common business concepts involved in the financial space.
New financial applications are created by
only adding or modifying Financial Rules.
Functional Coverage
The model-based approach used in the conception of XFP consisted in studying hundreds of use cases for producing a model that covers not only point solutions but an entire business space.
XFP can generate applications covering a wide spectrum of the financial space, including:
• Payment
o Authorization
o Refund
o Discount
o Loyalty programs
o Packages
o Recurring fees
o Delivery…
• Revenue Sharing
o Based on price
and volume of transactions
o Including a
variety of consolidation criteria
o With various
ways of calculating invoicing terms…
• Dynamic Rating and Billing
o Multitude of rating plans
o Consolidation criteria
o Invoicing and settlement terms
o Reconciliation plans
o Penalties…
• Banking
o Online banking
o Portfolio management
o Transfers
o Automated reloads
o Clearing
o Securities
o Investments
o Brokerage…
• Accounting
o Traditional
o Automated and expert systems-based accounting…
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