Today, every financial institution relies on solutions designed to combat financial crime. Financial Crime Mitigation (FCM) platforms enable banks to prevent regulatory fines, detect fraud, and safeguard their reputation, while also enhancing operational efficiency and reducing operational costs. These solutions support the risk-based approach that modern banks follow when managing compliance and financial crime.

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.

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

AI and ML bring incredible benefits, but also introduce new cybersecurity risks. Explore how to stay secure against these threats.