Managing services in T24 isn’t just a technical task—it actually shapes how well the system runs. Services are basically collections of jobs scheduled to run in a specific order. You decide when they start, set schedules, run them automatically, and shut them down when they’re no longer needed.

As a performance engineer, I have witnessed many presentations of impressive numbers

Have you ever needed a simple way to load test your database or check a lot of SQL statements with different test data to see how well your queries execute? Performator version 1.2.3 comes with an easy-to-use interface that simplifies load testing using SQL queries. Maven dependencies You will need to define the dependencies that contain the JDBC driver for your database, for example, Postgres: <!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.postgresql/postgresql --> <dependenc

The flexibility to measure any Java code execution while running it as a load test is one of the key features of Performator. Many other tools either require plugins to support what you want to achieve, need a cumbersome workaround, or not function at all.

The Cyber Security Maturity Model (CSMM) is an AI-driven, benchmark-oriented framework designed to measure, compare, and continuously improve an organization's operational security capabilities against industry peers using evidence-based validation and telemetry data. The Gobenchmark model integrates advanced security practices, including Zero Trust, operational resilience, and AI-driven analytics, to continuously verify and benchmark an organization's actual security posture

As we’ve seen in previous posts, Performator is a powerful tool that allows us to measure the performance of our core banking system in a highly customizable way. In this post, we’ll walk through a simple, practical example of how to use Performator in a T24 environment.

Performator is an innovative technology designed to measure, analyze, and report the performance of your software systems. Its application with Temenos Transact (T24) is especially valuable, as it enables accurate evaluation of core banking behavior under different load conditions. Performator is an open source tool that allows you to simulate load operations and obtain detailed performance metrics. It is focused on stress testing, load testing, and capacity analysis, helping

As nearly all modern applications evolve into distributed and microservices-based architectures, performance testing has become both more critical and even more complex. While cloud-based, shared load generators offer convenience, they often fall short in areas such as security, network control, and performance predictability—especially for enterprise systems.

Performator is the perfect tool to understand your software performance In this blog, we introduce and talk about a new load and performance testing tool that our experts at Performetriks have developed with great effort and dedication.

Temenos Payments Hub (TPH) is a solution that provides banks with a single platform to configure different payment types without requiring software changes.

The better organizations get at performance engineering, the more it can look like it isn’t needed at all.

As transactional systems evolve, databases accumulate large volumes of historical data that are rarely accessed but still required for compliance and analysis. Keeping this data in the primary database can impact performance and increase costs, making data archiving a critical practice.

While AI amplifies complexity, Gobenchmark offers a clear way forward—closing the gap between information overload and actionable insight.

In a randomized controlled trial, METR invited developers to complete 246 tasks. Despite believing AI improved their speed by 20%, these developers actually took 19% longer to finish tasks when using AI. AI helps with specific tasks, such as pattern matching and report summarization, but in areas like performance engineering, experienced engineers can outperform AI due to their specialization and intuition. This highlights situations where human expertise still surpasses AI i

The Performance Health Review (PHR) tool acts as a checklist (configuration collector) to verify whether all the performance-related properties are in place before running the performance tests. It helps to identify the current configuration against the recommended configuration (based on previous performance tests and benchmarks).

The Temenos Data Hub (TDH) was originally created for data extraction purposes and has since been enhanced to serve as a real-time data management solution, equipped with the ability to integrate with external tools.

Services in the T24 Core Banking System In this blog, we will talk about some of the most commonly used operations or modules in T24: TSA Services. What is a TSA Service? It stands for Terminal Service Agent and allows us to schedule a task to be executed within the core banking system. This task can, in turn, be defined as a set of smaller steps or jobs. It is beneficial as a solution for executing heavy or repetitive tasks.

Banking requires speed, reliability, and high availability. If you work with Temenos T24, you know how critical it is to keep operations running without interruption.

One topic that is rarely mentioned but extremely important in the world of APIs is the use of cache. To dive into the subject, let’s first understand what cache is. A cache is a mechanism by which an application temporarily stores API responses or data to reuse them in subsequent requests, thereby avoiding repeated calls to the server and improving performance, latency, and resource consumption.

To start the new year 2026 on the right foot, we have decided to begin this new post to share basic knowledge about T24, where we will review concepts, main structures, and other topics. In this first post, we will explain the main data component in T24: Applications. Application An Application is a structure used for data storage in T24. Applications perform field-by-field validations of the entered information and also allow the execution of functions such as leaving