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BANKING OS FACTORY
Control what runs your bank.
The Banking OS Factory is where your team shapes and ships everything that powers your frontline - on one operating system.

Trusted by 120+ leading banks


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Give your engineers the keys to the bank.
Most banking software locks them out. The vendor's roadmap becomes yours, and your best engineers spend their days filing tickets instead of building.
The Factory opens it up.
Every workflow, every agent, every policy - controlled by your team, shipped on your cadence.
Startβ¨
Never start from scratch
Never start from scratch
Most banking projects start with a blank document and months of stakeholder interviews. Start replaces both. Every Factory project opens with banking logic already loaded - objects, templates, regulatory rules. Your team shapes it instead of inventing it. When it's done, it's the contract the rest of the Factory builds against.
Configureβ¨
Easy-to-use banking blueprints
Easy-to-use banking blueprints
Pre-validated blueprints from 120+ real bank implementations. Workflows, semantic models, agents, policies, and integrations - bundled per domain.
Build, Test, Deployβ¨
Ship banking like software
Ship banking like software
Low-code studio for workflows, agents, policies, and connectors. Governed pipeline - version control, CI/CD, releases, rollback - on one engine.
Simulateβ¨
Production traffic, without the production risk
Production traffic, without the production risk
Simulate your workflows and agents against real production traffic and your worst regulatory edge cases. Every decision is traceable. Nothing ships until it passes.
Monitor β¨
Keep a pulse on your frontline
Keep a pulse on your frontline
Monitor every workflow, agent and policy running live in your frontline - performance, agent decisions, exceptions. Every issue is one click away from the spec that shipped it.

Customer stories
Banks where engineering owns the roadmap
Techombank Β· Vietnam
Release new features β¨every week
"Backbase helped us to rapidly prototype, and release new features every week. Always listening to the customer."
Mukesh Pilania, EVP and Head of Digital Banking at Techcombank

Evelyn Partners Β· USA
60% out of the box, 40% built together
"About 60% of onboarding was based on the core Backbase blueprint, and 40% was built with us."
Jonathon White, Head of Digital Delivery at Evelyn Partners
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BSF Β· saudi arabia
Speed without losing control
"Backbase gives us something banks rarely get: speed without losing control. We're not ripping and replacing every few years. We're building on a foundation that grows with our customers."
Abdullah Alwabel, β¨Head of Group Digital Banking & Innovation at BSF
I&M Bank Β· Africa
Build what we want, when β¨we need it
βBackbase gave us exactly what we needed: control, flexibility, and a foundation we can trust to scale. We can build what we want, when we need it, without worrying about outgrowing it.β
Shameer Patel, Executive General Manager, Personal and Business Banking at I&M Bank
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Banking OS Factory?
The Factory is where banks shape everything running on the Banking OS - workflows, agents, connectors, policies and more. Five capabilities in one environment: Start, Configure, Build/Test/Deploy, Simulate, Monitor.
How is this different from a low-code platform?
Low-code platforms build apps. The Factory builds complete banking operations. It doesn't replace your engineering team - it's where engineers, analysts and risk work on the same project.
How does Build, Test, Deploy fit with our existing CI/CD?
It plugs into your existing source control and CI. On top, it adds the governance, validation and rollback the Banking OS needs.
Who actually uses the Factory - engineers or business analysts?
Both. Plus risk and compliance. Analysts shape specs in Start. Engineers ship through Build, Test, Deploy. Risk validates policies in Simulate. Ops watches Monitor. Same project, one environment.
How does the Factory stay in sync with production?
Monitor streams live signals from production straight back into the Factory. A stalled step in production is one click from its source spec. Nothing drifts.
How do banks get started?
Pick one Solution Blueprint - usually onboarding, disputes, servicing or lending. Configure it, wire it to your systems, run it through Simulate, promote it through Build, Test, Deploy. Go live. Then add the next domain.
Do we have to move everything into the Factory on day one?
No. The Factory sits above your systems of record. It coordinates the work - it doesn't replace your cores or data platforms. Start with one domain, prove it, expand.
Let your engineers build a bank. Not file vendor tickets.
The Factory gives them the velocity of an AI-native software company and the controls of a Tier 1 bank.
