Fedara publishes and secures your APIs, opens a portal your partners integrate through on their own, and governs AI consumption with spend limits and personal data protected. It is built to the standard a regulated bank has to meet, and that is what makes it useful wherever an API is critical.
No commitment · 30 minutes · With a senior architect
Publishing an API is easy. Publishing it with access control, per-partner limits, versions, an audit trail on every call and a portal where the third party onboards itself, is not. That work repeats on every integration, and it is what Fedara already has solved.
Keys, quotas, approvals and documentation get done by hand each time. The cost of adding a consumer never comes down.
Teams call models directly. Nobody knows how much is spent per customer, or what personal data went out in the prompt.
The alternative is usually framed as a replacement, with a cut-over date and no way back. Almost no business can afford that.
Three of them sell to any industry. Two are banking, and they are what give the platform its regulatory depth. Adding one changes a setting, not the platform.
One secure front door
Authentication, authorization and usage limits. Keys per partner with rotation and revocation, routing to whichever system answers, every request audited including the refusals, and a developer portal for your partners.
For whoever already has APIs and needs to secure, expose and measure them.
Governed AI, without exposing the business
One entry point to the models, swappable per use case, and your published APIs turned into governed AI tools through MCP. Spend limits and budgets per customer, every call audited and personal data masked.
For teams taking AI to production and opening their APIs to agents, with control.
Govern the whole catalogue
Catalogue, versions and controlled publication. Subscriptions with operator approval, deprecation with an announced retirement date, and consumption analytics per consumer.
For teams with many APIs and many consumers to coordinate.
Open finance without touching the core
The Open Finance Colombia catalogue under CE 004/2024, third parties that onboard themselves, customer consent authenticated at the bank itself, and a record of every data access and every refusal. It needs no BIAN and no migration.
For neobanks with no legacy core and banks under an open finance mandate.
Modernise the core without replacing it
The BIAN v13 catalogue and official contracts mapped onto the systems you already run, without touching them. ISO 20022 message transformation, business scenarios and canonical events, and a migration operation by operation that can be paused, measured and reversed.
For banks modernising a legacy core without stopping the business.
What a regulated bank cannot dodge, a trail on every call, data isolated per customer and personal data masked, is what any organisation handling sensitive data wants.
BIAN v13, Open Finance for Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico and Brazil, and ISO 20022 transformation.
Masking by sensitivity, a full audit trail and isolation per organisation.
A self-service portal, approvals per consumer and quotas per agreement.
Metering per consumer, plans and quotas, and spend limits per customer.
The platform brings the capabilities. The real work is the inventory, the mapping onto your systems and deciding what gets published first.
Who produces and who consumes today, not the architecture diagram. They almost always differ, and that is where the first module comes from.
We stand the gateway up over your current services, define keys, quotas and versions, and leave the portal open for your partners.
Open Finance or BIAN switch on when the business asks for them, not before. A core migration moves operation by operation, with a way back at every stage.
Almost everyone starts with the gateway, but not everyone. In half an hour we look at your case and tell you where to start, and where not to.