Right line solution ‘PCR-Connect, Emulator of Digital Rouble Platform Operation’ is included in the Unified Register of Domestic Software
Right line’s software solution ‘PCR-Connect, Digital Ruble Platform Emulator’ was included in the Unified Register of Domestic Software.
‘PCR-Connect, Digital Ruble Platform Emulator allows banks to autonomously test new versions of the CBR electronic message albums. It is now possible to start preparing the release in advance, before the official launch of new versions, which is especially important in the context of tight implementation deadlines.
The peculiarity of the software is that it allows testing without reference to the versions deployed on the Central Bank’s stands. The PCR-Connect, Digital Rouble Platform Emulator solution allows the bank to use directly the version of the e-album that it needs, simplifying the modernisation process.
Ivan Belorybkin, Commercial Director of Right line company:
‘PCR-Connect, Emulator of Digital RUR platform operation’ reproduces the logic of interaction between a bank and a CD platform based on the “request-response” principle. The bank sends orders (for example, to transfer funds), and the emulator returns responses corresponding to the behaviour of the real platform. This makes it possible to test all business processes related to the digital ruble in conditions that are as close as possible to the real world.’
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Right line is a leading developer of software solutions in the financial and banking industries. The company’s software is certified by the NSPC and registered in the Unified Register of Domestic Software, which allows to quickly launch projects in the field of e-commerce, SBP and the Digital Ruble.
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