See how ISO 20022 and cloud-native core banking combine to break legacy barriers, enabling smarter, faster, and more interconnected financial services.
This new standard is not just another messaging standard; it’s a comprehensive financial language. This global standard enables financial institutions to capture and exchange more granular data, which in turn helps to streamline payments, enhance cross-border transaction efficiency, and ensure better compliance with regulations. Its widespread adoption fosters a truly interconnected global financial system that enhances interoperability among different institutions.
Legacy core banking systems, which were once seen as reliable, now face significant challenges in adapting to the enriched data environment created by ISO 20022. These outdated systems struggle to manage the complex data exchanges required by the new standard, hindering their ability to fully utilize enriched transaction details and gain deeper insights into customer behavior.
Additionally, the standards’s emphasis on standardized messaging requires systems to be agile and flexible enough to adapt to the evolving financial landscape. Legacy platforms often lack this flexibility, leading to inefficiencies, particularly in cross-border transactions and when communicating with ISO 20022-compliant systems.
Regulatory compliance also becomes a significant challenge. As regulations continue to evolve, financial institutions must keep pace with these changes to avoid risk. Unfortunately, legacy systems often struggle to adjust to new regulatory demands, resulting in potential compliance gaps. Furthermore, customer expectations for real-time and personalized services are constantly rising. Legacy systems may not meet these demands, potentially impacting customer satisfaction.
To fully harness the power of ISO 20022, financial institutions must move away from legacy systems and adopt cloud-native core banking solutions. Here’s why: