Enterprise-Grade Repository for Historical Banking Records
Comprehensive archival system for customer accounts, transaction histories, and financial records. Compliant with CBN regulations and built for long-term data preservation.
Everything you need to manage and access historical banking data securely
Store unlimited account histories, transactions, and customer records from BankOne core banking system with full data integrity.
Lightning-fast search across millions of records. Find any transaction, account, or customer data in seconds with powerful filters.
Generate professional account statements with complete transaction histories, matching BankOne's format with enhanced customization.
Bank-grade security with two-factor authentication via email. Time-limited codes expire in 2 minutes for maximum security.
Comprehensive API for programmatic access to archived data. Perfect for integration with other systems and automation.
Every action logged and traceable. Complete audit trail for compliance, security monitoring, and forensic analysis.
Optimized for handling millions of records. Query and generate reports from years of banking data in seconds.
Export data to Excel, PDF, CSV formats. Generate custom reports with flexible date ranges and filters.
Automated import from SQL Server. Keep your archive updated with scheduled batch imports from BankOne database.
System Uptime
AES Encryption
Activity Logged
Code Expiry
Designed specifically for Nigerian financial institutions
Fully compliant with Central Bank of Nigeria data retention and security requirements.
Access historical records without impacting production banking systems.
Store decades of banking history with no limits on records or transactions.
Granular permissions ensure users only see data they're authorized to access.
Analyze trends across years of data for better business intelligence.
Retrieve any account statement or transaction history instantly, no waiting.
Access the most secure and compliant banking archive system in Nigeria
🔐 Access Archive System