Banking application data model
Visualize the intricate workings of a banking system with the banking application data model example.
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about this example
Digital banking relies heavily on complex data relationships, which are neatly captured in this example's architecture.
- User and Account Management: Links users to their accounts, detailing essential personal and financial data.
- Transactional Flow: Traces the journey of money through loans, payments, and account balances.
- Financial Product Range: Categorizes banking products such as loans and cards with specific types.
- Compliance and Alerts: Sets up alert systems for transactions, ensuring regulatory compliance and customer engagement.
When to use
- Application Redesign: When reengineering a banking system for modern, digital-first customers.
- Feature Implementation: Introducing new financial products or services within the banking application.
- Compliance Update: Adjusting data models to comply with new financial regulations and requirements.
How to use
- Start editing: Make a copy of the example file and open the diagram to start mapping your system.
- Customize diagram: Modify nodes, groups, and relationships using a straightforward diagram-as-code syntax, and add icons to clarify complex relationships.
- Customize layout: Rearrange elements on the canvas to suit your banking application’s logical flow.
- Collect feedback: Use the shared diagram to solicit and incorporate input from your engineering team through the comment function.
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