Integration architecture
Agreed patterns for APIs, events and files, with a catalogue of interfaces and an owner for each.
Industry context
Hosn Al Tomoh builds financial services integration with API lifecycle discipline, idempotent money-movement patterns, and lineage. Risk and audit can then see how data flows between core systems and channels.

Payment and core integrations fail silently when retries and compensating transactions are undefined. We specify error budgets, dead-letter handling, and reconciliation jobs that operations can run before supervisors ask.
We catalogue schemas and deprecations, so partners and internal consumers upgrade on a coordinated schedule and not through surprise outages during regulatory reporting windows.
Observability ties business events to technical traces, so incident reviews improve the architecture and not only the runbook.
From design to stable operation, with the evidence risk committees, internal audit and regulators ask for.
Agreed patterns for APIs, events and files, with a catalogue of interfaces and an owner for each.
Versioning, security and usage policies for APIs, published to internal and partner developers.
Alerts, retries and replay for failed messages, with dashboards your operations team can use.
Bank APIs follow the CBUAE Open Finance Regulation in the UAE and the SAMA Open Banking Framework in Saudi Arabia, with SAMA's Cyber Security Framework for the controls around them. We map API security, consent and logging to the rules that apply.
Authentication, encryption and least-privilege access for every interface, reviewed with your security team.
Interface versions, deprecation notices and tests, so a change in one system does not break another.
An integration programme is ready to start when the systems to connect, their owners and the data each one masters are known.
Share your current systems, compliance themes and timeline. We will return a phased plan, a staffing model and a risk register for your stakeholders to review.