Q2 Digital Banking Platform Alternatives

I have to say that it was rocky for a bit but after the change to Candescent has been great and very promising for the future. For this reason, during RFP we decided to stay and see what Candescent will do in the next few years.

We are fully satisfied with their services. They try to fulfill all our requirements of what we need.

NCR utilizes an proprietary approach for integrations that proves to be a key differentiator. If you are a bank or credit union that does frequent acquisitions, this produces a repeatable process that is very smooth for the end users for all services including online banking and bill payment. Each Quarter, NCR releases updates on new features and gauges interest for Beta and Limited Availability deployments for banks eager to innovate.

Well supported service from Liferay and quality application. With new version of Liferay DXP, the application is much more stable and flexible. There are a lot of new features and added functionality with new Liferay DXP. OSGi technology is a real game changer. It provide developer a capability to add applications at runtime and very limited impact to other application during deployment. So this make Liferay environment more robust and minimize the downtime. Also significant uplift on theme and content management side. Dynamic and Real Time editable content is a blessing for business. Also I have seen better and stable patches coming from Liferay side these days.

We have very good experience with this vendor, team constantly analyzes comments and make changes taking into account our suggestions, they are with constant contact with us. Whenever we need help we always get it very quickly.

A deliverable oriented team that has grown over the years together with their key partners. A very good multi-channel platform and e/m banking solution on top of that.

Reliable and fast support, easy and efficient integrations with other systems

Big delays, a lot of un-tuned issues in pre-deliveries, extra-costs for any minor tuning (poor contract - project management practices?)