Composable Retail Lending

An independent capability for consumer loans, mortgages, and retail lines of credit, allowing you to launch products fast and upgrade with minimal disruption. 

Learn how you can progressively modernize your banking system without a disruptive overhaul.

Latest resources

Accelerating Modernization Via Composable Banking

Discover why composable banking is transforming the way financial institutions operate and modernize their core banking – breaking away from rigid legacy cores for faster innovation.

Core Banking Modernization – Which Strategy is Right for You?

Composable banking offers a progressive, flexible alternative to full core replacements. Discover the key benefits and which banks benefits the most.

Frequently asked questions

In this section, you’ll find answers to some of the most common queries about Temenos Core. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out — we’re happy to help!

In traditional core banking systems, banking functions are delivered through a single monolithic platform, where each feature is interconnected and dependent on others. In contrast, composable banking breaks these capabilities into independent components, enabling banks to mix and match best‑in‑class solutions from multiple vendors and build a flexible, cross‑vendor ecosystem.

With composable banking, the current and savings accounts are maintained in and serviced by a dedicated capability. The Retail Lending capability handles disbursements to the customer’s current or savings account, as well as loan repayments from a current or savings account through event-driven integration with a payments capability.

Yes. Clear integration contracts for APIs and events make it easy to connect with other Temenos capabilities and third-party systems.

Temenos Composable Solutions are based on over 30 years of experience in the industry and proven functionality across Temenos Core. Independent capabilities are easy to install and upgrade, and allow progressive modernization without disrupting wider banking operations.