Nova
The app and screens a retail customer uses to start opening an account. Nova starts the journey. It does not keep the official customer file or the ledger.
Design partner · Makati · Est. 2019
Banking platforms you can adopt one journey at a time.
Trudi I.T. Solutions builds the software Philippine banks and financial institutions use for customer channels, the checks that approve a new customer, and the core that holds accounts. Start with one journey. You are not asked to replace the whole bank at once.
For technology and risk leads: Nova is the retail channel, TeKYC runs the customer-identity check, and Titan holds the customer record and the ledger. Aegis confirms who someone is. Atlas decides whether a sensitive change is allowed.
A demo, a pilot discussion, or a sales conversation. You can take some platforms and leave others. Prices are shared in that conversation — they are not listed on this site.
Platforms are modular. You can adopt them separately. Trudi I.T. Solutions does not claim to be a bank or to hold a BSP license.
What that first journey means
1 · The channel
2 · The customer check
3 · The core
Three jobs, in order, when a retail customer opens an account
The picture above is that path. Here is what each step is responsible for.
TeKYC
The know-your-customer review. TeKYC records the decision and, when it is accepted, passes a customer reference to the core so the account can be created.
Titan
The official customer record, the accounts, and the ledger those accounts post to. This is the system of record for that job.
Before money or a customer record changes: Aegis confirms identity and Atlas confirms the change is allowed. If that check cannot be made, the change does not go through.
How an engagement works
How we work with institutions
We work from Makati as a design partner: we build with your team, one journey at a time. The logos further down are technology and delivery partners. They are not a list of banking clients.
Take what you need
Customer channels, identity checks, accounts and payments, risk and records, and day-to-day operations. Buy the pieces your roadmap needs. There is no single package you must take whole.
One journey at a time
Each journey has a clear owner: the channel, the customer check, or the core. Your team can see who decided what when the work is accepted.
A stop before sensitive changes
Aegis checks identity. Atlas checks permission, including an emergency stop. If that check cannot be made, the change to money or the customer record does not go through.
The full set of platforms
All twenty-two platforms are in the catalog. Each one does a specific job, and you adopt the ones your roadmap needs.
The logos in the next section are companies we build and deliver with. They are not customer endorsements.
How the family fits together
Each platform has one job
The customer channel does not own the ledger. The identity check does not replace the core. Sign-in and permissions sit in front of sensitive changes. Read the architecture in plain language
All 22 platforms, grouped by the job they do.
Security, in brief
Sensitive changes need a check first
This is the public summary for executives and for risk leads. The detailed product security pack is shared under a non-disclosure agreement when we work together. Full security page
- Aegis is sign-in and identity. Atlas is permission, including an emergency stop.
- If a platform moves money or changes a customer record, and the required check cannot be made, the change does not go through.
- On the retail account path, TeKYC’s decision is passed to Titan as a customer reference, so a reviewer can see who approved the customer and which record was created.
- We help client banks meet their duties. Trudi is not a bank and does not claim a BSP or AMLC license.
- The Privacy page covers this marketing site. Product security for an engagement is shared under NDA.
Ecosystem
Technology and delivery partners
Companies we build and deliver with. Not a list of banking clients.
Frequently asked questions
Questions people ask first
Short answers for executives, and the same facts a technology or risk lead will want.
What does Trudi I.T. Solutions do?
We build banking software for Philippine institutions, from our office in Makati. You can adopt one customer journey at a time, and we also do custom development when a roadmap needs it.
Is Trudi a bank?
No. Trudi I.T. Solutions is a software company. We help client banks meet their own regulatory and operational duties. We do not take deposits and we do not claim a BSP license.
Do we have to buy every platform?
No. Each platform does one job. You take the ones your roadmap needs. There is no single package you must buy whole, and prices are discussed with us rather than listed here.
What is the account-opening example on the home page?
Nova is the retail screens. TeKYC is the customer-identity check. Titan creates the customer record, the account, and the ledger posting. Aegis checks identity and Atlas checks permission before a sensitive change. Products lists the rest of the family.
How do we request a demo or a pilot?
Use Request a demo or Request a pilot, and tell us which journey matters. Talk to sales when you want a commercial conversation. We aim to reply within two business days. Sending the form starts a conversation. It is not an order and not a checkout.
Where can we read about security?
The security page is the public summary: sign-in, permission, and what happens when a check cannot be made. Deeper product security is shared under a non-disclosure agreement. Privacy covers this website.
Who keeps the official customer record?
Titan. Channels such as Nova, Summit, and Mercury start the work. TeKYC records the customer-identity decision. Titan holds the customer file, the accounts, and the ledger. Other platforms refer to that record. They do not replace it.
What will a platform page tell our risk team?
The job the platform does, the job it does not do, and how it connects to the others. The same page has a shorter explanation for executives and a section for the technology team. The security page says what must be checked before money or a customer record changes.
Do we have to accept cookies?
No. On the first visit you can accept or decline. Decline keeps Google Fonts off. Cloudflare may still set a cookie that protects the site from abuse. The choice is remembered in this browser, and “Cookie choices” in the footer lets you change it. Details are on the Privacy page.
Do we have to accept a privacy consent?
Yes, before the contact form can be sent. The box starts unticked. It covers the name, institution, email, phone, industry, and message on that form, and only so we can reply. The Privacy page is the notice, including how to withdraw consent.
What does the privacy page cover?
This website: the contact form, the companies that help us run the site, and how to ask about your information. It is not the privacy notice for a bank’s own customers inside the platforms. That notice belongs to the institution.
Are the logos on this site your clients?
No. They are technology and delivery partners, not customer endorsements.