 The BankWORKS solution supports all aspects of Card Issuing and Acquiring Services needed by financial organisations to operate as professional players in the card market. BankWORKS handles information on all your products, customers and merchants within one single integrated solution. It supports comprehensive management information to improve business decisions, and helps you increase productivity and enhance client services as it also supports you with risk and fraud management.
Card Processing Engine
Card Issuing
Merchant Acquiring
Interchange Clearing
Online Authorization
PIN Management
Domestic and International Products BankWORKS supports a wide range of domestic and international card products through a highly flexible parameter-driven product set-up:
Revolving Credit
Charge
Debit
Deposit
Corporate
Purchasing
Installments
Private Label
Loyalty
Smart Cards
Affinity
Primary Functions The primary function of BankWORKS is to process card issuing and acquiring transactions. The software offers broad functionality within the following key activities:
Application Processing
Risk Management
Online Authorization Control
Customer Relationship Management
Cardholder and Merchant Agreements
Product and Service Management
Institution Business Rules Management
Service Provider Management
Card Management
Merchant Management
Billing and Statementing
Clearing and Settlement
Sub-General Ledger
Statistics and MIS Reporting
Design & Architecture Built around a core processing module, BankWORKS is structured on multi-tiered client server architecture. It embraces open technology which allows the system to run on single or multiple servers and to exploit the ever increasing power of multi-processor technology. In applying five design principles:
Modularity
Scalability
Functionality
Parameterization
Adherence to Industry Standards
BankWORKS offers clients the ability to tailor installations to meet specific business doing challenges and processing requirements thus achieving realistic cost benefits in an ever changing environment.
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