iSimpleLab has implemented the RBS platform in NPO "Truth" on the import-independent DBMS Digital Q.DataBase

2024: Completion of the first phase of iSimpleBank 2.0 implementation

The specialists iSimpleLab completed the first stage of implementation of the remote banking platform () RBS iSimpleBank 2.0 for corporate clients. NPO "Truth" The company iSimpleLab implemented a project on the import-independent DBMS Digital Q.DataBase from "," Diasoft which announced this on June 13, 2024.

Thanks to the use of the iSimpleBank 2.0 platform, the clients of the NPO "Truth" received secure remote banking tools. In the future, the functionality of remote channels for NPO clients will be expanded by launching new services, as well as alternative ways of interacting clients with NPOs in accordance with the organization's business model, said Alexey Kolesnikov, commercial director of iSimpleLab.

Our goal was to put into commercial operation all software products necessary for the activities of NGOs from scratch in just 3 months. During the project, the organization installed a number of software products from Diasoft and RBS iSimpleBank 2.0. As a result, software products run on the Digital Q.DataBase DBMS and we use completely import-independent software, added Evgeny Zhizhin, director of digitalization of NPO "Truth."

Technical interaction between the teams of iSimpleLab and Diasoft ensured the successful commissioning of the RBS platform on the Digital Q.DataBase DBMS. The implementation of iSimpleBank 2.0 was carried out on time, currently the RBS platform is used by the customer to serve customers - legal entities.

The integration of the iSimpleBank 2.0 RBS platform and the Digital Q.DataBase DBMS took place normally, we did not encounter any difficulties during the implementation of the project. The compatibility of our solutions is confirmed in practice, noted Nikolai Makarevich, Director of the Data Economics Department, member of the Board of Diasoft.

Now iSimpleLab can offer the banking community ready-made solutions for moving to a fully import-independent technology stack in terms of building digital banking channels that meet advanced security and performance requirements.

The joint developments of the iSimpleLab and Diasoft teams made it possible to lay the foundation for the replication of technological cooperation on other projects of the companies. The results of similar cases of joint projects can be expected in the near future.