Account type
A configured category that defines the currency and operating properties available when an account is created.
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A configured category that defines the currency and operating properties available when an account is created.
A configured role that grants selected permissions and access to defined profile groups.
A credential used to identify and authorize an approved external integration.
A chronological record of actions, changes, transactions, and security events used for accountability and review.
The amount currently available for use after holds or pending activity are considered.
The period for which automated backups or snapshots are kept before deletion.
Customer Due Diligence: the process and records used to understand a customer and assess relevant risk.
The operational system that maintains central customer, account, balance, transaction, control, and reporting records.
The posted balance of an account before certain holds or pending activity are reflected in the available balance.
A hosted deployment allocated for one institution rather than a shared public application instance.
A control that verifies or records a device before allowing account access.
Customer-facing web or mobile access to banking services, often connected to a core banking platform.
Network and application controls intended to reduce disruption from distributed denial-of-service traffic.
Additional review and documentation applied to higher-risk customers or activities.
The U.S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and related data or reporting obligations relevant to certain institutions and customers.
Banking software operated in a provider or cloud environment rather than on infrastructure directly operated by the institution.
Know Your Customer: identity, ownership, and related information collected and reviewed during onboarding and ongoing monitoring.
A banking platform delivered together with defined hosting, maintenance, monitoring, backup, update, and support responsibilities.
Multi-factor authentication: access verification using more than one factor, such as a password and an authenticator code.
An account used to record funds held by an institution with another bank, often for settlement or currency operations.
The U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control and its sanctions programs and lists.
A temporary verification code used for login, transaction, profile-change, or password-reset confirmation.
A transaction or operational action waiting for administrator review or execution.
A configured user segment used for permissions, fees, messaging, or administrator access boundaries.
Documentation used to support the stated source or legitimacy of funds involved in a transaction.
A control that restricts the number of requests or attempts within a defined period.
A defined expectation for how quickly service or data should be restored after disruption or loss.
A recurring fee for platform access and agreed managed-service components, with the annual framework and billing schedule confirmed by agreement.
A permission model that grants access according to an assigned role rather than giving every user the same privileges.
A non-production environment used for evaluation, training, development, or integration testing.
A secondary code or PIN used to confirm selected transactions or sensitive actions.
Automatic logout after a configured period of inactivity.
An API style that exchanges structured XML messages according to defined operations and schemas.
A record of user, administrator, security, configuration, transaction, and integration events.
Transport Layer Security: the protocol used to encrypt data transmitted over HTTPS.
A control that inspects web requests and applies rules to detect, challenge, log, or block suspicious traffic.
A mobile application wrapper that displays a responsive web application inside an iOS or Android app container.
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