Preface

Purpose

The purpose of this Release Notes is to highlight the various features in Oracle Banking Accounts Cloud Service.

Oracle Banking Accounts Cloud Service is built on a highly scalable, cloud native architecture capable of high concurrent transaction processing with enhanced controls and minimal risks. The offering enables banks to handle massive transactional volumes thereby providing the industry's highest TPS (Transaction per second) per CPU that scales linearly.

Oracle Banking Accounts Cloud Service allows for highly configurable process automation and workflow. Real-time insights, intuitive dashboards and simple enquiry screens facilitate tracking and maintaining a 360-degree view of the account operations.

Audience

This guide is intended for the following audience:
  • Customers
  • Partners

Acronyms and Abbreviations

This abbreviations used in this guide are as follows:

Table - Abbreviations

Term Description
APY Annual Percentage Yield
BWHT Backup Withholding Tax
CD Certificate of Deposit
CIF Customer Identification File
EA External Accounting
ECA External Credit Approval
ELCM Enterprise Limits and Collateral Management
FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
IDI Insured Depository Institutions
IRS Internal Revenue Service
KYC Know Your Customer
LCD Last Contact Date
LM Liquidity Management
MT940 Message Type 940 (SWIFT message that contains End Of Day (EOD) statement of an account)
RTL Real Time Liquidity
SWIFT Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications
TD Term Deposit
VAM Virtual Account Management

Related Documents

For more information, refer to the following documents:
  • Account Configurations User Guide
  • Corporate Accounts User Guide
  • Nostro Reconciliation User Guide
  • Retail Accounts User Guide
  • Retail Deposits User Guide
  • Teller User Guide

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