Yes, our Core Banking Platform offers a tailored approach, enabling to pick and choose only the features you require and make it evolves regarding your needs.
Frequently asked questions
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Can I buy stand alone modules of Skaleet?
Can Skaleet Core Banking Platform co-exist with my inhouse modules?
Indeed, the Skaleet Core Banking platform is designed to seamlessly integrate with existing in-house modules. Our modular approach, structured on an architecture comprising various modules catering to diverse business capabilities, facilitates the creation of new products by orchestrating these services. This empowers organizations to effectively manage a blend of build and buy approaches.
Can Skaleet deliver its software on-premise?
Skaleet is primarily a cloud-based SaaS Core Banking platform. However, we possess the flexibility to accommodate specific demands and provide our Core Banking Platform on-premise regarding certain specific conditions.
Can I build my own front applications on top of Skaleet’s platform?
Skaleet offers a comprehensive bank-in-a-box solution featuring dedicated white-label fronts for mobile and web applications. However, if desired, clients have the option to develop their own applications instead.
How long does it take to go live with Skaleet?
We are committed to provide a fast and seamless deployment and integration process. To achieve this, we have established a standardized project setup, enabling regulated fintech companies to go live within four months. It's important to note that the timeline may vary depending on factors such as the functional scope required, migration considerations...
What are Skaleet’s standards in terms of security and certifications?
Skaleet ensures the highest security industry standards through: maintaining a service with a high availability, a risk-assessment based approach, robust data security that prioritize confidentiality, integrity and traceability, operating on a resilient infrastructure consisting in 2 production sites, one disaster recovery site, and two back-up sites. Additionally, Skaleet follows french EBIOS-RM method for assessing and treating digital risks. This method is published by National cybersecurity agency in France (ANSSI) and serves a reference for adressing security concerns through a risk-centric approach, aligning with ISO 27005