Twenty-two platforms. Each one does one job.
Customer channels, sign-in, identity checks, accounts, payments, risk, records, and day-to-day operations. You can adopt some of them without taking the rest.
Each platform does the job on its card. You can adopt them separately. Trudi I.T. Solutions is not a bank and does not claim a BSP license.
What those screens are shaped like
Schematic frames for the three customer channels. They show the layout of the job, with no customer data and no particular bank’s branding.
Browse by the job they do
All twenty-two platforms are listed here. Filter by the area they cover, or search by name.
Each platform does the job on its card. You can adopt them separately. Trudi I.T. Solutions is not a bank and does not claim a BSP license.
Full platform family
Every platform, grouped by the job it does. Opening a retail account runs from Nova to TeKYC to Titan.
Text alternative: groups and handoffs
| Group | Platforms | Handoff |
|---|---|---|
| Customer channels | Nova, Summit, Mercury | Nova and Summit send payments to Pulse. Mercury posts branch transactions to Titan. Nova starts retail account opening and hands the work to TeKYC. |
| Sign-in and checks | Aegis, Atlas, TeKYC, Argus | Aegis and Atlas check identity and permission before a sensitive change. If that check cannot be made, the change does not go through. TeKYC passes an accepted customer reference to Titan. |
| Accounts and money | Titan, Pulse, Ceres, Quill, Vulcan, Wayfarer | Pulse, Ceres, Quill, Vulcan, and Wayfarer post to Titan. Titan is the customer file and the ledger. |
| Risk and records | Sentinel, Scribe, Ledgerhall | Ledgerhall reads from Titan. Ledgerhall and Sentinel keep documents in Scribe. |
| Operations | Relay, Helios, Orion | Service desk, people operations, and AI-assisted workflows. These are not the bank’s books. |
| Relationships | Beacon, Prism, Aurum | They refer to Titan customer numbers. They do not replace the official customer file. |
Each platform does the job on its card. You can adopt them separately.