International Clearing and Settlement - Noyes 2013

[@mali3490]

I worked in international payments industry. This video helped me get the big picture. Thanks

[@marcotizzano77]

Amazing explanation. I've been working in the payment card industry as a Software Developer for one year. I still have loads of things to study and understand. This video really clarifies what this part of the process is all about. Thanks a lot

[@josephbrant1982]

What is the most popular programming languages and frameworks used in payment software? I know most of them still run in legacy system but would like to know what is technologies are still being used most?

[@marcotizzano77]

Well, it depends on the company, actually. There are so many technologies available nowadays and there is no standard defined for those kind of software. In my personal experience, I've noticed that most of biggest financial software houses are oriented to use Java for developping frontend applications (like Web GUI, web services, batch applications, mobile applsetc). In this case, frameworks like Spring Web and Hibernate are always present, almost like a "must to use". At backend side, instead, service oriented middleware systems (like Oracle Tuxedo and JBoss EBS) are largely used to deploy all the customized applications and software modules developed in C/C++ language (sometimes also in Java). As far the rational database system is concerned, the most widely chosen one is definitely Oracle, although Informix or DB2 are still used a lot. I hope this helps Kind Regards.

[@josephbrant1982]

Marco Tizzano Great answer thanks!

[@josephbrant1982]

Joseph Brant what type of software/ technologies do you think the central bank uses? probably out dated legacy systems!

[@marcotizzano77]

Joseph Brant I'm afraid I don't have experience in core banking software, but talking to some collueagues of mine, it is just as you supposed to. Most of banks still use old lagacy systems, written in old fashion cobol or mumps program languages. They do have GUIs and more sofisticated systems which actually have got an interface with the previous one. Kind regards. :)

[@alaataktokani8884]

GREAT I have been trying to understand this operational matter of swift and settlement and your video explained alot very well

[@venroymontaque3047]

What about settlement timeframes?

[@nat.serrano]

Is the route chosen randomly? Why not all banks have relationship with swift? Do they need to certify or soemthing?

[@stefaniepitts]

Has the SWIFT changed in the new system?

[@ashemeno8236]

Really well-explained video. Thanks

[@GP-ii1eg]

What about if I am in the UK and I'm sending USD to Australia for example?

[@spartan187]

How does bank to bank sett happens after remittances

[@luckywidsoni]

Thank you so much for the depth and clear processing knowledge sharing with us. It really gonna help at least to me itself the uses of SWIFT and importance of Route. Once again thank you sir! Keep share such ideas.

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[@joegunner4768]

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[@daytonalvaro258]

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[@joegunner4768]

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[@YanivMeoded]

Dear Tom! At about 07:50 in the video it says that 35% of all payments sent by banks result in Payment Routing Errors. You got me curious about error statistics related to international payment systems (routing errors or otherwise). I googled quite a bit and failed to find such stats... Any direction / resource will be appreciated! Thanks in advance! :) (just followed you on Twitter as well)

[@nonesurvives]

Does China have its own payment messaging system now?

[@yizhang8200]

didn't explained how the physical money goes?

[@juliandelguercio6279]

They keep money in the corresponding bank in the currency they are interested in sending to the destination. Let's say you and me are friends and I just keep money at your house for whenever I need to pay you for something. Prehistoric as fuck.

[@arjunreddy1669]

finally how long take swift to India by receive payment

[@tiktokjohnnysaint2234]

nice how millions are transfers from country to country

[@ricardo5622]

why is the USA sending out payments in pound sterling in your example around 7:02? Also Bitcoin has already made this outdated system obselete

[@danielarjona440]

You mean ripplenet

[@inhaikh]

Please make a video about mt103

[@vaultofideas]

Animation goes so fast and doesn't allow to read all at once, topic to be study.

[@Ingles4allYou]

would u give me private class 1 to 1 by skype ?

[@kenyubikiri]

This is quite unclear to be honest

[@bizzybgful]

Good work