Open banking platforms such as Apache Fineract are increasingly being adopted to build scalable, modular financial systems. As these platforms mature, there is a growing need to add real-time analytics capabilities—without compromising security, compliance, or operational control.

In this session, two experienced contributors to open financial infrastructure will share practical strategies for embedding analytics directly into core banking platforms. They will demonstrate how to deliver dashboards, reports, and AI-driven insights—while ensuring that all data remains within institutional boundaries. This approach avoids data duplication, supports frameworks like SOC2, and reduces exposure risk.

The talk will present architectural patterns that allow analytics to run within the same trusted infrastructure as core systems. It will also cover how analytics can be modularly integrated into platforms to support smarter decision-making, operational transparency, and automation—without adding unnecessary complexity.

Beyond technical implementation, the speakers will highlight the importance of community reinvestment. By contributing architecture improvements, deployment patterns, and performance enhancements back into the ecosystem, organizations can help open banking platforms evolve to meet emerging regulatory, analytical, and operational needs.
This session is intended for engineers, architects, and maintainers working with open banking infrastructure. It offers actionable insights for teams looking to extend platforms like Fineract with analytics capabilities—securely, responsibly, and at scale.