Your vendors
Connect the providers you already trust, with your own credentials and your own agreed rates.
Integrations
Connect your vendors and your systems, and keep your data at home.
Bring the verification and screening providers you already use, set a preferred vendor and a failover, and connect your core systems through one API, all running inside your own infrastructure.
Your systems
Send transactions and request checks from your own applications through one authenticated API.
Your infrastructure
Everything runs inside your environment, so customer data stays where you decide.
Your vendors
Bring your own vendors, and choose how they work together.
Use the providers you already have a relationship with, and keep control of which one handles each service.
Connect the verification and screening providers you already work with, using your own credentials. You keep your direct relationships and your agreed rates, and OneView gives your team one place to see every connection, which modules each one serves, and its status.
For each service, choose the vendor that handles requests by default, in production and in sandbox, and a second vendor to fall back on. If the preferred vendor cannot complete a request, OneView tries the failover and records that it did, so an outage at one provider does not stop your team.
Vendor credentials are stored encrypted, and your administrators can rotate them from the same page whenever a provider issues new ones. Every verification shows which connection handled it, and whether a failover was used.
Your systems
Connect the systems that already run your bank.
Your applications talk to OneView through one authenticated API, scoped to exactly what each integration needs.
Your core banking, mobile and channel systems send each transaction to OneView through one authenticated endpoint, with the initiator, the counterparty and any device or location details you have. The response comes back with the decision, Pass, Flag, Hold or Block, and the reasons behind it.
Create an API service account for each integration and limit it to the modules it should use. Requests authenticate with that account's key, and an integration can only reach what you allowed, so a connection built for one purpose cannot be used for another.
Each connection shows a ready example of the request and the response, so your developers start from something that works. A request can name the exact connection to use, or leave it out and use the preferred active one.
Inside your perimeter
Integrations that respect your data boundary.
Integrations run inside your environment, so connecting a vendor or a system never means moving your data somewhere else.
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Records stay with you
Customer records, raw provider responses and transaction history stay inside your controlled infrastructure. Only the fields needed for a selected check go to the vendor you chose.
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Outbound traffic is limited
Outbound calls go only to the verification endpoints you have connected, carrying only the minimum fields each service needs.
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Your security perimeter applies
OneView inherits your access management, network controls and firewalls, so integrations sit inside the protections you already run.
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