Select Core Banking Application Package Vendors
Many banks implement custom applications for core banking. Others implement/customize commercial ISV packages.
| Package | Provider |
|---|---|
| BankFusion Universal Banking | Misys |
| CSB | Natech |
| Misys Equation | Misys |
| Misys Midas Plus | Misys |
| Finacle | Infosys |
| CFT-Bank | Center of Financial Technologies (CFT) |
| Alnova Financial Solutions | Accenture / Alnova |
| TCS BaNCS | Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) |
| Bankway | Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) |
| Corebank | Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) |
| SAP Banking Services | SAP AG |
| FLEXCUBE | Oracle Financial Services Software |
| DIGIBANK | Oracle Financial Services Software |
| Hogan | Computer Sciences Corporation |
| Insite Banking System | Automated Systems, Inc. |
| ICBA | Infopro Sdn Bhd |
| Profile (software) (formerly Sanchez Profile) | Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) |
| SAB / SAMIC | SAB |
| SFB / SCB | UNISYS |
| Signature (software) | Fiserv |
| Systematics | Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) (formerly Systematics, Inc/ Alltel) |
| TEMENOS T24 | Temenos Group |
| CoreSoftt, SuVikas | VSoft Corporation |
While many banks run core banking in-house, there are some which use outsourced service providers as well. There are several Systems integrators like Accenture, IBM and HP which implement these core banking packages at banks.
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