From the beginning itself, my company has been using Temenos Quantum.

I had experience with Flexio, which is another comprehensive core banking solution. While Flexio offers solid functionality, it falls short in certain areas, particularly in terms of end-to-end user support. Unlike Temenos, Flexio lacks integrated retail APIs and a retail application. There is a difference in their architectural approaches. Flexio adopts a multi-tier architecture, while Temenos operates on a single-layer architecture. The choice between the two depends on the client's specific preferences and how they wish to handle data logging and system organization.

Previously, we used Uber DX for the development of banking applications but we stitched to Temenos Quantum due to its outstanding performance. Its readily available code and the highly structured nature of the platform are exceptional. It comes with databases, microservices, and a range of services, making it a comprehensive solution. It is designed for significant projects and complex architectures and it minimizes time loss and enhances our productivity.

Before adopting Temenos Quantum, the company initially used Ionic for mobile app development. However, they eventually transitioned from Ionic to Temenos Quantum because Ionic's technical support was bad.

I have used Xamarin before, and I find that with Temenos Quantum, I can bring new developers into the project quickly. In just a few weeks or a month, they can start coding alongside me and deliver results. Quantum is user-friendly and makes it easy for even non-professional developers to get involved and contribute to the project. It is a fast option with many out-of-the-box features, saving us from the hassle of extensive development work.

We previously used a native development. With native development, the costs are high, you have to develop the Android and iOS applications separately. Kony provides a universal solution, that is why we chose it.