Package-based delivery, infrastructure-ready from day one.
Bankware Global combines package-based software implementation with the infrastructure build behind it. Two tracks, one delivery organisation.
Bankware Global's SW / Application Implementation Service combines package-based development with Agile delivery to ship high-quality software, on time, at a lower total cost.
Delivery Process
- 1Requirements & Gap
Customer requirements, package gap assessment, and test scenarios drafted.
Design signed (Steering Committee)
- 2Analysis & Design
Detailed analysis, sprint preparation, and architecture finalized.
Sprint backlog complete + unit tests
- 3Sprint Iteration
Incremental sprint-based build with in-sprint validation.
Mid-test: integration + performance + security
- 4Daily CI Build
Daily build and test, immediate feedback, and fast fixes.
UAT sign-off + go-live readiness
- 5Integration & UAT
Full integration testing, business UAT, and sign-off.
Why financial institutions choose Bankware's package-based delivery.
Reference projects record 30 to 50 percent compression in build time against bespoke-development baselines, with on-schedule production cutover and lower ongoing-operations cost.
Building on a proven package keeps quality high through go-live and reduces ongoing maintenance cost by removing the typical failure-fix cycle.
Requirements- and test-driven development, integration-risk removal, and project automation tools drive engineering productivity and project precision.
Reference timelines, in production.
Korea's first internet-only bank. Full CBP greenfield build, eleven months kick-off to live.
Taiwan greenfield go-live against the eighteen-month industry typical. CBP + BX-M + BX-I + BX-PF stack.
Korea's #2 savings bank, full legacy core replacement. Cutover on plan, dual-run validated.
Philippine rural-bank federation on BADA SaaS. Five-to-six-month go-live cycle against 12 to 18 months for traditional cores.
What sets SWAIS apart from generic SI delivery.
A standardised Agile methodology tuned to package implementation. Sprints make target-system progress visible to sponsors from week one.
Optimised UI, data, class, and process design models per banking sector, plus a core-finance architecture and standard policy library, accelerate institution-specific design.
Bank, card, and capital test-case assets feed institution-specific test design. Daily Continuous Integration minimises late-stage integration risk.
Tell us about your implementation timeline.
Bankware and a regional SI partner will respond within two business days.
Four ways to begin. Choose the one that fits the work in front of you.
A structured conversation with senior architects and delivery leadership.
An implementation, infrastructure, or regulatory question, with the engineers behind the platform.
Regional SI partners co-deliver every Bankware engagement across Asia-Pacific.
After cutover, Bankware L3 and partner L1/L2 keep the platform running.