Open FinTech standards and data

About

Mission: speeds up development and helps FinTech-services to communicate in one language.

Provides: open data for vendors, companies, organizations, currencies, banks, digital exchangers, payment providers (PSP), payment methods, etc.

Created for: communication of cross-integrated micro-services in "one language".

The goal is: to standardize entity identifiers that are used to exchange information among different web-services.

Overview

International standards yield technological, economic and social advantages.

Benefits for community:

Development boost. Standards speed up the development of new applications and simplify the process of communication between the services.
It's Free! Data and service is available under the MIT License.
Collaboration. It is an open standard and open data, every player of FinTech market can contribute to development and enhancement.
Easy integration. All data is available through native JSON data sources with JSON-Schemas.
Rich development tools. SDKs, UI Viewer and Editor (in-progress), data convertors, validators, formaters, etc.

Data

OpenFinTech catalog includes Data and Unified Identification Codes of the FinTech industry and world-wide services like:

Vendors: Organizations and companies.
Currencies: National, Digital, Virtual, Cryptocurrencies, etc.
Banks and Branches.
Payment Service Providers (PSP): Distributors, Aggregators, Collectors, Acquirers, etc.
Payment & Payout Methods: E-wallets, Bank Cards, Prepaid Cards, SSK, Alternative Methods, etc.
Digital Exchangers: Online, Offline, Stock, etc.

It also includes different resources like entity logos and icons.

UML

Agreement

Identification code (natural key) MUST be
- Unique in data collection
- Not less than 3 symbols and
- Consist of:
  - Characters a to z
  - Digits 0 through 9
  - Hyphen (-), Dot (.), Underscore (_), But cannot start nor end with them
- Good example: "paypal", "walletone", "webmoney-transfer", "ingbank.pl"
- Bad example: "pay_pal", "w1", "wm_trn", "ingbpl"
Resources COULD contains such files as:
- Icon
  - Filename: icon.[png|svg]
  - Format: Only PNG or SVG (is more preferable).
  - Shape: Icons are made to fit in squares (‘quadratic’), while logos do not have shape restrictions.
  - Size: Icons are usually in 16x16 (favicon) or 512x512 (large size is more preferable).
- Logo
  - Filename: logo.[png|svg]
  - Format: Only PNG or SVG (is more preferable).
  - Shape: Logos on the other hand are vector based, and can be scaled into any size without losing quality since they also need to be used in different materials related to the organization it represents such as brochures, business cards, website, banner, signage etc.
  - Size: Min width is 200 px. Max width is 2000 px. Large size is more preferable.
Translatable values MUST be:
- Format: key-value array, where key is 2-char ISO language code (example: "en", "ge", "uk").
- Example: "name": {"en": "Yandex.Money", "ru": "Яндрекс.Деньги"}

Community

Feel free to contribute new FinTech entities and data.

SVG optimization

find . -name *svg -exec mv {} /tmp/to_be_optimized.svg \; -exec scour -i /tmp/to_be_optimized.svg -o {} --enable-viewboxing --enable-id-stripping --enable-comment-stripping --shorten-ids --indent=none \;

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