solution, such as C, where adaptors are needed for platforms such as the mainframe or for scalability). For financial services, for the asynchronous offering at least,
there is usually a security or compliance driver for investment. For the real-time synchronous offering, this might be more innovation driven, including in retail banking for payment acquisition and P2P initiatives. American Express, for instance, uses the middleware to link its back-end systems with a range of third party retailers for its Pay with Points initiative. Reflecting the innovation side of the API business, Axway announced a partnership in November 2013 with Amazon, under which Axway’s Enterprise API Management solution
User experiences
Axway often provides the ‘plumbing’ on bank or sector-wide projects. An example of the latter is in Thailand, with the National Interbank Transaction Management Exchange (NITMX). Established in 2005, NITMX provides a secure payments management platform, constituting a switch for interbank, B2B, and B2C transactions. It selected the B2Bi component of Axway 5 Suite to support payment flows related to customs, trade and logistics. There is a National Single Window for banks and traders in the trade finance arena to view and manage those payments, part of the country’s National Logistics Development. San Francisco-based Bank of the West is a long-standing user and was touted as an early taker of the Axway 5 Suite, within a number of external and internal technology initiatives. The bank’s cash management division manager, Dan Nagy, said the Axway 5 Suite platform had allowed Bank of the West to deliver a number of services by leveraging a single solution. These include integrating cash management services for commercial customers. This brings the flexibility to support various client formats, whether standard or proprietary; real- time, multichannel monitoring and reporting; and automation of financial processes, with Bank of the West able to work
User list Axway 5 Suite
Example users: Bank of the West (US) Barclays Capital (Worldwide) BCEE Luxembourg (Luxembourg) BGL BNP Paribas (Luxembourg) BHF Bank (Germany) BNP Paribas (Worldwide) Boeing Employees’ CU (US) Crédit Agricole (Worldwide)
would be available on Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and the Amazon Web Service (AWS) marketplace. Axway announced in October 2015 at its annual customer event, Axway Connections, an initiative to deliver Analytics for Industries, a combination of analytics powered by Axway Decision Insight and expert best practices, in order to provide packaged dashboards tailored for specific industry processes. The Analytics for Industries offering enables organizations across various industry sectors to transform their traditional business operations into new digital services by turning massive amounts of data into real-time insight.
with software and ERP vendors to help customers to improve efficiency and reduce costs. A user of Axway’s SecureTransport component is Boeing Employees’ Credit Union (BECU), the largest credit union in Washington State. The solution provides BECU with visibility into transactions with its trading partners and replaced a previous managed file transfer solution that was deemed to be too complex and needed too much customisation. Ease-of- use and manageability were cited by BECU as reasons for the selection of the Axway software. Barclays France adopted Axway FEX for its EBICS implementation, which replaced the old X.25 protocol, which was being phased out in France. While plenty of banks in France turned to Axway for the migration, Barclays was notable for its security requirements, with joint work between the bank and supplier and with Barclays the first to launch Swift 3SKey certificates. Axway FEX is hosted at Barclays UK within the Investment Banking branch. The bank also adopted Axway’s Sentinel for live, proactive service monitoring. The alerts are set up so that any service incidents are spotted and handled immediately, with customer service having end-to-end monitoring on the payments flow.
Fortis Bank (Europe) Iden Trust (US) ING (Worldwide) National Interbank Transaction Management Exchange (Thailand) SlimPay (France) STET (Europe) Viseca (Switzerland)
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