Swift Interface

SWIFT stands for the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications. SWIFT is a member-owned Cooperative through which the financial world conducts business operations. SWIFT is just a bank-to-bank messaging system. This product guide describes how to run and configure Swift Interface. The configuration described in this guide is the minimum configuration required to run the Swift Interface implementation.

Overview

This section helps you to get familiar with key SWIFT features.

Flows

SWIFT Interface camel flow implementation provides connectivity channels between swift Interface endpoint and Temenos Transact queues. The flows are classified as inward flow and outward flow.

Product Artefacts for Camel Flows

This section shows the Swift artefacts and their respective structures.

Launching Swift Interface Camel Application

This section describes how to start the Swift interface.

Swift Configuration Files

This section details about the configuration files available in Swift interface.

Swift Outward (MT)

This section describes the working of Swift Outward (MT) message flow.

Logging

This section shows where the log details of incoming and outgoing MT messages are stored. It also shows the archival or deletion of files in file flows.