Shinhan Bank's standard Java framework, from 2014 to its 2022 next-generation system.
Shinhan Bank adopted BX-M, Bankware's Java development platform, as its standard framework in 2014 and used it again for its next-generation system in 2022. BX-M is also the development and operations framework behind the SOL banking app system.
BX-M as a Korean commercial bank's standard framework.
Shinhan Bank a Korean commercial bank, part of Shinhan Financial Group.
Shinhan Bank is a Korean commercial bank and a subsidiary of Shinhan Financial Group, serving retail and corporate customers. This page covers the bank's use of BX-M, Bankware's Java development platform, as its standard development framework.
One development standard for the bank's Java applications.
Shinhan Bank needed a common Java framework for developing and operating its applications, covering online, batch, center-cut and deferred processing, that could also carry its next-generation system.
BX-M as the standard framework, verified before the next-generation system.
Bankware supplied BX-M as Shinhan Bank's standard framework in 2014. For the 2022 next-generation system, BX-M was again selected as the Java framework after proof-of-concept and benchmark testing. The bank's SOL banking app system also uses BX-M as its core development and operations tool, without using Bankware business packages.
One Java framework across the standard framework and the next-generation system.
BX-M has served as Shinhan Bank's standard Java framework since 2014 and carries its 2022 next-generation system and the SOL banking app system.
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