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Date: 2015-10-28 10:41:37
Software
Electronic Banking Internet Communication Standard
Online banking
Real-time gross settlement
Computer architecture
Computing
Linux kernel
Kernel
Caldera OpenLinux
Operating system

EBICS-Kernel EBICS communication made easy In both customer-to-bank and bank-to-bank communication, the EBICS European communication protocol is becoming more and more important. Overview

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