"Mir Authorization and Clearing Simulator"
for the National System of Payment Cards
AT Consulting and the National Payment Card System (NPCS) designed and developed
the MACS system – "Mir Authorization and Clearing Simulator", which automates
the processes of this testing.
Provide banks with a convenient and understandable interface for testing the readiness of processing software to work in the Mir payment system.
The project team designed and implemented a solution that supports changes in the payment system without global improvements in each release. In addition, the simulator allows participating banks to use the interface on their own without the involvement of payment system specialists. MACS provides for flexible configuration of most objects, thanks to which banks can create their own test scenarios for the implementation of internal business projects.
Initially, the simulator only allowed testing authorization interaction with the payment system, but subsequently the team developed a separate module for clearing interaction. Experts linked these two activities in one solution and brought the simulator's work as close as possible to the real load. It is noteworthy that Mir became the first payment system to receive a solution with such functionality: other international systems do not support it.
Initially, the simulator only allowed testing authorization interaction with the payment system, but subsequently the team developed a separate module for clearing interaction. Experts linked these two activities in one solution and brought the simulator's work as close as possible to the real load. It is noteworthy that Mir became the first payment system to receive a solution with such functionality: other international systems do not support it.
The flexible approach made
it possible to launch the solution in just 8 months.
For 1.5 years of work, 80 banks participating in the Mir payment system have connected to the system, 5 of them are foreign.
The connection of foreign banks is the result of an international strategy for the development of the system, in the context of which it is necessary to support foreign languages and make the testing interface accessible from anywhere in the world.
A new language can be added to the system by changing simple settings.
For 1.5 years of work, 80 banks participating in the Mir payment system have connected to the system, 5 of them are foreign.
The connection of foreign banks is the result of an international strategy for the development of the system, in the context of which it is necessary to support foreign languages and make the testing interface accessible from anywhere in the world.
A new language can be added to the system by changing simple settings.