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Enterprise Payment Plateform
an IBM solution facilitating the exchangeof financial messages
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IBMs vision is to facilitate this change applying the SOA architecture to the payments domain. This means :
� Manage the integration of existing and new payment applications and services through ‘payments-aware’ integration platform, based on a service bus infrastructure
� Insert a layer of integration ‘underneath’ monolithic software to service-enable these functions contained in existing systems
� Provide the ability to ‘thin out’ current monolithic systems exposing payments services that can be re-used across many payments silos
� Enable process view/control as well as monitoring, using business-state engines to manage reporting of the state of complex payments processes
� Enable all payment operations to act on a common representation of payments data through the use of an internal standard format
� Deliver a documented payments data model, based on widely accepted standards and deployable payment processes
SEPA not only means format transformation, but also renovation and consolidation of the current complex payment silos
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Gateway Services
EPP is an offering which accelerates the transition to SEPA, implementing an SOA based payments platform
WebSphere TX
Payment Processes
IFWBPEL
Enterprise Payments Platform
Pre-built Monitoring Tool
Transform Services
Service Interfaces for Common Payment Functions
Web services
Delivering additional mediation assets
Options:WSphere Partner
GatewayDataPower
Swift, WBI FN
Websphere Process Server ou Websphere Message Broker
Data Model Based on ISO20022
DB2
Payment request
PaymentExecution
Execution feedback
EPP : Enterprise Payments Plateform
WAS
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Content delivered by EPP
� Internal Standard Format (ISF)Based on ISO 20022
Comprehensive set of business objects for payments
(XML schema)
Full set of entity relationship diagrams
Data dictionary document
DDL for DB2 (with scripts for AIX and Windows)
� Process choreography accelerators:Sample business state machine (BPEL) processes
Predefined service interfaces for: reception, mapping, acknowledgement, business activity monitoring, liquidity, least cost routing, interdiction, recall processing and SWIFT interaction.
� Monitoring and configuration tool (WAS V5 EAR file)
� SCA component for persistence service
� Sample WebSphere TX maps (NACHA to ISF, SEPA …)
� Best practices / methodology / programming guide
EPP : Enterprise Payment Platform is a solution Based on Industry Standards
Payment Processes
Data Model, Based on ISO20022
Enterprise Payments Platform
Pre-built Monitoring Tools
Service Interfaces for Common payment Functions
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EPP Enables Management of the Entire Payment Lifecycle
� A transition occurs when control passes from one component to another
� Events are recorded as transitions occur in the system
� Timers can report if events occur / don’t occur as planned
� Monitoring & reporting derived from payment events
Allows Monitoring of the Business
State Across Components
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EPP’s database contains all payment data facilitating monitoring, audit and reporting
TRANSACTION
PK ID
FK1 OBJ_IDBATCH_IDTYPEPAYMENT_TYPEPMCBANK_CODEACCOUNTDEST_BANK_CODEDEST_ACCOUNTAMOUNTCURRENCYFX_RATEDEBIT_CREDIT_FLAGFINANCIAL_FLAGTXN_TIMESTAMPBOOK_DATEVALUE_DATEISF_DATA
BATCH
PK ID
FK1 OBJ_IDLOGICAL_UNIT_IDCID
EVENT_CONTEXT_OBJ
PK,FK2 OBJ_IDPK,FK1 EVENT_ID
LOGICAL_UNIT
PK ID
FK1 OBJ_IDCIDTRANSMISSION_ID
CLASSIFICATION
PK ID
SCHEMECODEDESCRIPTIONSEQUENCEEFF_DATEEND_DATE
OBJ
PK ID
TYPESTATUSCREATEDSTATUS_DATE
ERROR
PK ID
TYPECOMPONENT_TYPECOMPONENT_NAMEDESCRIPTION
FK1 EVENT_IDFK2 OBJ_ID
OBJ_OBJ_REL
PK,FK1 OBJ1_IDPK,FK2 OBJ2_ID
TYPEEFF_DATEEND_DATE
TRANSMISSION
PK ID
FK1 OBJ_IDPARTY_IDCHANNEL_IDDATAUIDMQ_IDFILENAMEFILEADDRESS
PARTY
PK ID
TYPEPARTY_IDNAMEDESCRIPTIONEFF_DATEEND_DATE
EVENT
PK ID
TYPEFK1 PARTY_ID
SEVERITYPRIORITYDATASITUATION_CATSITUATION_CAT_NAMESOURCE_COMPONENTREPORTER_COMPONENTCREATED
TXN_PARTY_REL
PK,FK1 PARTY_IDPK,FK2 TXN_ID
TYPEEFF_DATEEND_DATE
Data Model Based on ISO20022
Extract of the EPP data model
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Monitoring the payments is providedbased on a customizable WAS application
Pre-built Monitoring Tools
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Payments implementations include products and partners depending on the business issues to be solved
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IBM Middleware Products:
EPP accelerator Pack
EPP Partner Application Service Providers:And growing!
�Business state machine�Monitor, configuration & management artifacts�Database model and layout�Sample deployable payment processes�Internal standard format (based on ISO20022)
�Process Mediation Options• WebSphere Process Server or WebSphere Message Broker
�Mediation / Transformation Support• WebSphere TX• DataPower
�External Network / Gateway Support• WebSphere Partner Gateway• WebSphere Business Integration for Financial Networks
�User Interface Container• WebSphere Application Server• WebSphere Portal Server
�Tooling• WebSphere Process Modeler• WebSphere Integration Developer
�GBS/GTS• Consulting • Intégration
�Clear2Pay (Payment Applications)�Dovetail (Liquidity Management)�Intercope (RMA)�Lighthouse (OFAC)�Pega Systems (Exceptions & Investigations)�Systar (Business Dashboard Monitor) �……
IBM Services Offerings:
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It Takes Payment Messages from Native Forms …
ANY Data including
hierarchical, binary,
packed, tabular, relational,
nested structures, mixed-type, and on and on…
Processes Them With NO CODE …
And Outputs Them Into Internal Standard Format ANY DataFormat
Many-to-many Integration
WebSphere TXProvides Comprehensive Solutions for Transforming Payment Messages
Data mapping is available for many formats in WebSphere TX
� Mapping in/out of in-house formats� Mapping in/out of country clearinghouse standards� SEPA, NACHA, many others!
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Websphere TX conversion example
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Banking Data Warehouse
Banking Data Warehouse Model
IFW Payment Models IFW Process Models
IFW Payment Foundation Models
Financial Services Data Model
Business Solution Templates
Financial Services Business Object Model
Generators
Financial Services Function Model
EPP Extends the IBM Information Framework (IFW)IFW Defines and Organizes Payment Processes, Integration, and Data
Financial Services Interface Design Model
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Administer Out Payment
Administer In Payment
Administer Account Transfer
Accept Stop Payment
Acquire Clearing Item Deposit
Administer Deposited Clearing Item Rejection
Administer referral Item
Provide Paid Check Image
Administer Accounts Receivable Reconciliation
Administer Accounts Receivable Invoice Issuance
Administer Positive Pay
Administer Reverse Positive Pay
Apply Arrangement Fee
Provide Arrangement Fee Reimbursement
Monitor Restricted Account Access
Administer Arrangement Suspension
Administer Arrangement Reactivation
Provide Arrangement Statement
Record Transaction Dispute
Administer Dispute Resolution
Develop Market Offering Proposal
Evaluate Market Offering Feasibility
Develop New Market Offering
Evaluate Market Offering Compliance
Prepare Market Offering Launch
Prepare Market Offering Release
Determine Customer Profitability
Determine Market Segment Profitability
Determine Channel Profitability
Determine Product Profitability
Activate Transfer Service Arrangement
Administer Arrangement Details Modification
Modify Arrangement Service Frequency
Maintain Payment Beneficiary Details
Maintain Registered Payment Beneficiary Details
Administer Arrangement Details Provision
Verify IP Access Authority Details
Identify Customer
Establish Customer
Retrieve Full Customer Details
Generate Operational Risk Report
IFW Offers Extensive Best Practices, Frameworks, and Templates that Speed Development of Payments Projects
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Payment Services are Built as Extensions to IFW and Execute on the WebSphere Process Server Runtime
WebSphere Process Server
Information FrameWork (IFW)
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Add Gateway Services to Extend Beyond the EnterpriseGateways for SWIFT, EDI, EDIINT and Managed File Transfer
BPELPayment Processes
Data Model Based on ISO20022
Enterprise Payments Platform WebSphere Process Server
Service Interfaces for Common Payment Functions
Transform Services
Options:WebSphere Partner GatewayWBI for Financial Networks
DataPowerPM4Data
Gateway Services
WebSphere TX
Persistence Service for Monitoring
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�Simplifies SOA with specialized devices
�Accelerates SOA with faster XML throughput
�Helps protect SOA XML implementations
�Converts XML payment messages to internal
formats at wire speeds
…..An XML Accelerator
An SOA Appliance…
IBM DataPower redefines the boundaries of middleware extending the SOAfoundation with specialized, consumable, dedicated appliances that combine
superior performance and hardened security for SOA implementations.
XML payment message conversion at wire speeds.
DataPower Can be Added for XML Acceleration
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Interface Services
Integration Messaging
� Financial network connectivity logic� Encryption
Gateway Management Services
� Protocol handling� Session handling� Authentication� Operating & control� Gateway management
� Provides shared edge services� Consistent interface access components� Allow for transparency of transaction
and system status
FIN Service
FileActRT
FileActSnF
3rd party
InterActRT
InterActSnF
Msg Bulking
Financial Msg
Transfer
WBI for Financial Networks Gateway Edge Manager for SWIFTNet Protocols
RoutingMessage Warehouse Auditing
Security / Access Control Configuration
Centralized SWIFT Network Operating
Event Handling
Monitoring
Message Validation
Routing
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Customers and Partners Can Extend the Architecture Using Predefined Interfaces Based on ISO20022
� Expose application components as services
� Predefined interface semantics
� Common Internal Standard Format (ISF)
ApplicationServices
BPEL Payment Processes
Data Model, Based on ISO20022
Enterprise Payments Platform
Business Partner Applications and Services
Service Interfaces for Common Payment Functions
Transform Services
Persistence Service for Monitoring
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�SIBOS demo partners :
�Clear2Pay (Corporate Initiations and Acknowledgement, Least Cost Routing)�Dovetail (Liquidity, Gateway Connectivity – Chips, FedWire)�Intercope (FAX to SWIFT, Relationship Validation, SWIFT Message Validation)�Lighthouse System (Interdiction, OFAC)�PegaSystems (Exception Handling & Investigation)�Systar (Business Activity Monitoring)
�New partners aligning their offering to EPP :
�ACI Fundtech MetaStorm SWIFT
�additional IBM assets : (Liquidity Manager, Target2 Participant SystemCash Reporting, Nostro Cash Management)
At the official EPP announcement at SIBOS 2006 we demonstrated a payments solution based on EPP with selected partners
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Fourth largest bank holding company in the United States$512 billion in assets, third largest U.S. full-service brokerage firm based on client assets93,000 employees who service 13 million households and businesses9.3 million online product and service enrollments and 3 million active online customers
RequirementsWachovia wanted to build an SOA infrastructure for handling payments. This infrastructure would provide the basis for adding new payments services in the future which could be sourced from third-party vendors or built in-house. It would also eliminate duplication of service implementations and would provide cost savings by ensuring payments are cleared in an efficient manner.
SolutionThe Wachovia installation of IBM’s Enterprise Payments Platform delivers payment mediation, monitoring and management across the Wachovia Treasury Services business. The Enterprise Payments Platform is designed to support industry open standards of abstracted functional services based on SOA. By using open architectures and the IBM Information Framework Banking models, The Enterprise Payments Platform provides a common definition of data, processes and services, allowing for phased and component based development while encouraging re-use and consistency across the enterprise.
BenefitsEPP has accelerated Wachovia’s payments initiative and greatly enhanced the level of monitoring delivered. Wachovia's back-end payment applications can now be shielded from changes that regularly take place at payment network and gateway product levels. Payment processes implemented in the Enterprise Payments Platform are now described using best of breed modeling tools so that business users have a thorough visibility of the deployed business processes.
$1.4B processed in first production day
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data access:warehouse
auditreporting
client services
* deployable payment processes and models
workflow choreography
* user interface monitor samples* business state machine
Intranet MTS
WebSphere Application Server
epp
Acclerators
WebSphere Message Broker
* internal standardized format and * deployable data models
Information Management* Part of the enterprise payment platform mediation assets
Wires Use Case in Wachovia
PaymentOrigination System 1
enterprise payment platform
Fed Chips Swift
PaymentOrigination System 24. . . . .
In house Wire
SystemSwift
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data access:warehouse
auditreporting
OFACService
XML/PKI
client services
* deployable payment processes and models
workflow choreography
* user interface monitor samples* business state machine
SWIFT SAA
WebSphere Application Server
epp
Acclerators
WebSphere Message Broker
* internal standardized format and * deployable data models
Information Management* Part of the enterprise payment platform mediation assets
SWIFT Use Case in Sweden
IBM WBI-FN
FINFileAct
Interact
Legacy SWIFT
enabled app1
Legacy SWIFT
enabled app n
enterprise payment platform
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For more information and next steps
� General Information manual
� EPP demos
� PoC results
� Payments conference end april 2007 in LaGaude
Partner integration demo
Contact : your IBM representative
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Mr Wright supervises the payment operations handling – identifies the problems the system communicates to him. He corrects the erroneous payment and if required, asks a specific authorisationto the security officer
EPP keeps trace of thestatus of eachpayments operationand alertos the user in case of a problem. All actions are storedin the EPP
Mrs. Taggart verifies on a dash board the volume of the payments by currencyShe also gets a forcast summary for the day whichrises an alert in case of a potential liquidityproblem
The internal auditor edits hisspreadsheet and comments it beforecommunicating it to the Board
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Alert screen (refreshing can be parameterized)
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Filtering of payment operations by status
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Transaction Details for payment request 5162
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Warning event details of transaction 5162
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XML data of the warning event