When primary systems fail, your operations must continue. We build all three contingency modes required by regulation so you're never offline.
The central bank requires every SPEI and SPID participant to operate all three contingency modes (COA, POA, ASA), with documented activation procedures and annual testing. Contingency isn’t a “nice to have”: without it, a regulated institution can’t obtain or keep its participation licence. And when a primary system fails mid-operation, money movement must continue — customer impact compounds in minutes.
Participant-level fallback via batch file processing in tilde-delimited (~) format. Every transaction requires operator approval. Automatic activation when primary connection failure is detected.
System-level alternate operation, used for corrections, reversals, and post-operation settlement adjustments when the primary system is unavailable.
Full backup system that replicates primary-system functionality. Automatic failover with minimal data loss.
Every activation, every operation processed in contingency, and every operator decision is recorded immutably. We automatically generate the artifacts required by the regulator:
The regulator requires periodic contingency drills. Without a test environment, drills happen against production — risky and unworkable. Every project includes our multi-bank simulator server and a scripted drill harness, so your institution validates each mode without affecting real traffic.
They are the three contingency modes the central bank requires every SPEI/SPID participant to operate. COA is participant-level fallback via tilde-delimited batch files with operator approval. POA is system-level alternate operation for corrections and reversals. ASA is a full hot-standby backup system with automated failover.
No. Contingency is a backup layer that activates when the primary fails. It applies to SPEI, SPID, or both depending on configuration, and covers MXN and USD.
Activation is triggered by failover scenarios — heartbeat loss, protocol timeout, or connection failure — not on demand. The configured mode (COA, POA, or ASA) starts automatically where applicable and the operator confirms scope.
Yes. The regulator requires periodic contingency drills. Every project includes a multi-bank simulator and a scripted drill harness so your team validates each mode without affecting real traffic.
RPO ≈ 0 and RTO under 5 minutes, depending on the target infrastructure. ASA replicates primary-system state continuously and fails over automatically.
Whether you're starting from scratch or modernizing a legacy system, we'll help you get there — securely, on schedule, and with no obligation until you're ready.
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