Apache Fineract (\’fīn-,ә-,rakt\) is open source software for financial services. See our homepage.
At Apache Fineract, our mission is to build, maintain and enhance a cloud-ready core banking system for robust, scalable, and secure operations of financial institutions.
We believe in financial services for everyone, including and especially for the unbanked and underbanked.
We primarily build the backend system, the headless application.
- Community - Who are we?
- PMC Fineract PMC Reports to Apache Software Foundation (ASF) Board ( a key place to start to get the official what's up with this project)
- Initiatives
- FAQ (frequently asked questions)
Fineract1.x
Fineract 1.x is a banking platform with open APIs. It is in use in dozens of countries and hundreds of institutions globally. A precursor project (mifos initiative) has been used in Microfinance Institutions since 2006 (generation 1). Most users are on Fineract1.x
The Mifos initiative contributed the backend platform code to Apache Foundation in December 2015. In April of 2017 Fineract graduated to a top-level project at Apache.
See FINERACT Project / one git repo
( See releases of Fineract. e.g. 1.5.0 - Apache Fineract)
Fineract-CN , deprecated & ARCHIVED
Fineract CN takes a different approach. It looked at the forks that were occuring on the active Fineract1.x project and sought to reduce that behavior by creating a composable release. The architecture is microservices and build on cloud native technologies like cloud spring.
The Mifos initiative contributed the fineract-CN code in October 2017.
Because these are microservices, intending to be developed completely independently of each other, there are approximately 30 different git repositories.
On Jira tickets, please see the label CN.
See FINERACT CN (DEPRECATED). / multiple git repos. There are no formal releases yet of FineractCN.
CN PROJECT IS ARCHIVED AND NOT AN ACTIVE PROJECT
Fineract Credit Scorecard
Fineract credit scorecard is an AI powered solution that allows users to perform credit assessment of loans using various techniques such as rule based based scoring, statistical scoring and machine learning scoring.
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james dailey
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James Dailey
After several years of seeking contributors for Fineract-CN, the project management committee in May 2023 took the decision to deprecate fineractCN. This is not a reflection on the design but rather that there were not a core group of contributors willing to make improvements into the project. We do hear that some companies have based their tech stack on fineractCN and if in the future there is a new effort, that can be undertaken here.