Application Services (Mobiliser)

Mobiliser is a fully integrated system with a back-end database, a set of application services as a middle-tier, and a front-end Web application for configuration, management and utilization. It is based on the Open Services Gateway initiative (OSGi) modular architecture. These services provide mobile-commerce solutions to financial institutions, mobile operators, and merchants, enabling mobile users to bank, buy, pay, and remit money using a mobile device.

Mobiliser Services

  • Banking – allows customers to use their mobile phones as microbanks, serving all basic banking services that demand instant information; for example, to inquire about account balances, configure notifications on account activity or threshold alerts, and manage accounts..
  • Payments – enables consumers to make domestic peer-to-peer (P2P) payments to both known and unknown customers, make remote and proximity purchases at various merchant acceptance points, pay bills, and repay loans.
  • On-device charging – provides the capability to store sensitive data, such as stored-value account (SVA) balances on a smartphone, which can interact with external systems through near-field communication.

Mobiliser Core

The core components are:
  • Messaging framework – provides the ability to send correspondence to customers.
  • Preferences – standard mechanism for application configuration.
  • Persistence layer – stores and retrieves information from database systems.
  • Events – components have individual requirements for responding to specific states that may occur during the life cycle of requests and transactions.

Mobiliser Database

The database captures and stores data for:
  • Customers – names and phone numbers, PINS and passwords, and payment instruments.
  • Payment instruments – instrument types, restrictions, booking, and settlement modes.
  • Transactions – types, success or failure, authentication, and the life cycle of transactions.
  • Fees – payers and payees, fee types, amounts, exchange rates, and currency.
  • Limits – daily, weekly, and monthly limits, and total debits and credits.
  • Invoices – payable invoices, amount due, currency, status, and due date.

Operations Dashboard

Partners, agents, and merchants can monitor and manage servers in a deployment; manage and administer preferences; track system-level details; and control jobs.

Documented in Administrator > Application Services (Mobiliser) Administration.