Optimizing national-scale payment networks through an automated middle-office inventory and back-office transaction processing ecosystem.
The designated national payment system of a South Asian country, owned by the region's largest banks.
The client relied on fragmented legacy systems for logistics and payment interfacing, leading to manual bottlenecks in merchant onboarding, settlement, and terminal tracking.
QBurst engineered a comprehensive enterprise solution comprising a Terminal Inventory System (TIS), an Admin Portlet, and a Standalone Scheduler to automate complex financial lifecycles. Built on the Liferay platform using Java Spring MVC, the system integrates middle-office terminal management with back-office file processing and bank settlements. This centralized architecture provides seamless multi-channel payment aggregation and automated commission reporting, significantly reducing manual intervention across the supply chain.
Based in South Asia, the client operates a secure, high-speed payment network owned by the country’s largest financial institutions. As the designated national payment system, they facilitate financial connectivity between merchants, banks, and consumers across millions of monthly transactions.
The client’s growth was hindered by aging systems that could not effectively coordinate between warehouse teams and financial administrators.
We developed a multi-module solution centered on the Liferay Portlet framework, leveraging Java Spring MVC, EJB, and JPA for a high-performance backend. The system is deeply integrated with Red Hat BPM to ensure that business processes are strictly rule-driven and auditable.
The platform combines industrial-grade inventory tracking with sophisticated financial logic:
The project utilized a Rule-Driven Design to ensure that multiple complex tasks (like delivery and system updates) are performed in a single, atomic process. We employed Hibernate ORM for efficient data persistence in a MySQL environment, all hosted on the JBoss application server.
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