Network architecture
Identify components, boundaries, dependencies, participant roles, and the intended operating model. Record assumptions for technical discovery.
Enterprise Banking Blockchain
Documentation for institutional discovery and delivery
Use these topics to organize technical discovery and institutional review. Exact interfaces, behavior, and responsibilities are confirmed for the configured deployment.
Review 30 planning and technical topics covering network setup, banking controls, governance, integration, security, operations, pricing, and production delivery.
Documentation
Network and asset foundations
Begin with network identity, environment boundaries, consensus and validator responsibilities, and native asset purpose. Confirm immutable identifiers and approval requirements before creation.
Environment separation
Describe production and non-production environments, access paths, data handling, and change promotion responsibilities.
Chain ID and network identity
Validate the Chain ID and other network identifiers before creation. Chain ID is immutable after creation.
Consensus and validator responsibilities
Document the consensus configuration, governance authority, and validation plan. Assign validator operation, maintenance, access, monitoring, and incident responsibilities to institutional or service roles.
Native asset configuration
Define asset purpose, naming, administrative controls, and transaction policy. Asset configuration does not establish reserve backing.
Reserve ownership and separation
The institution owns and manages its reserves. Keep reserve arrangements separate from FusionPointAI technology and service charges.
Controls, fees, and governance
Document the control authority, transaction policy, fee funding, and governance process as institution-owned decisions. Test the configured behavior before production.
Account, wallet, and operation restrictions
Specify restriction conditions for accounts, wallets, and operation types. Document authorized decision-makers, evidence, review and release procedures, and expected outcomes for permitted or denied activity.
Partial and full restrictions
Describe partial versus full restriction semantics, affected operations, authority, duration, and restoration process.
Administrative governance
Configure the administrator council, multi-approval threshold, proposal authority, execution permissions, and applicable delays. Changes remain auditable.
Democratic governance
Configure the DAO voting population, voting weights, proposal threshold, voting period, quorum, and execution process. Equal voting rights are not assumed.
Hybrid governance
Define how administrative and democratic approvals combine, including either-side or both-side authorization where configured. Record execution and timelock responsibilities.
Governed parameter changes
Classify mutable governed parameters, approval requirements, compatibility concerns, and coordinated upgrade procedures.
Transaction fees, gas, and sponsored-fee policies
Document the fee asset, payer, funding, and separation from service fees and reserves. Define eligible settlement assets and transactions, budgets, limits, approvals, monitoring, and exception procedures; eligibility is configuration-dependent.
Interfaces and institutional integration
Treat interfaces and integrations as deployment-specific. Confirm endpoint details, authentication, support, data ownership, and vendor dependencies before implementation.
Standard JSON-RPC reads
Standard read-only examples include eth_chainId, eth_blockNumber, and eth_getTransactionReceipt. Confirm actual endpoint behavior for the deployed network.
Transaction lifecycle
Map request, authorization, submission, confirmation observation, receipt handling, retries, and reconciliation responsibilities.
Explorer configuration
Define intended users, available information, branding requirements, access boundaries, hosting, updates, and support ownership.
Core banking integration
Assess system interfaces, data mapping, vendor dependencies, test access, security review, and implementation responsibilities.
SSO and IAM integration
Map identity sources, authentication expectations, roles, provisioning, access review, and deprovisioning. Custom assessment is required.
HSM and key management
Document key custody, HSM requirements, signing boundaries, access, rotation, recovery, and technical feasibility for custom integration.
SIEM, KYC, and compliance dependencies
Identify event sources, access controls, retention, alert ownership, and custom SIEM requirements. Describe institution-owned KYC or compliance workflows and data dependencies; no prebuilt integration or compliance outcome is implied.
Security, operations, and commercial delivery
Close discovery by confirming deployment, security, continuity, service responsibilities, and commercial terms. Record commitments only in approved contractual documents.
Access roles and approvals
Define privileged roles, separation of duties, approval paths, access review, emergency access, and audit evidence.
Deployment boundary
Agree hosting, connectivity, administrative control, location needs, dependencies, and the institution and service-provider responsibilities.
Capacity planning
Use workload discovery and architecture review to plan sizing. Do not infer throughput or service guarantees from indicative capacity descriptions.
Availability and resilience design
Document component dependencies, failure scenarios, recovery roles, and any agreed objectives. Contractual commitments must be explicit.
Disaster recovery
Define recovery scenarios, data and configuration restoration, exercise scope, responsibilities, and institution-approved objectives.
Security assessment scope
Agree assessment boundaries, evidence, deliverables, and responsibilities. An assessment is not a certification or audit opinion.
Operational support and reporting
Specify covered components, support channels, escalation, reporting sources, delivery format, and commercial terms in the agreement.
Migration and change management
Assess source state, migration dependencies, validation, cutover, rollback, versioning, approval, and coordinated upgrade procedures.
Pilot evaluation plan
Set evaluation objectives, duration, test scope, data boundaries, responsibilities, findings, and exit criteria. A pilot is not production service.
Pricing, quote, and production acceptance
Use current database pricing for indicative display. Production requires a formal quote and executed agreement; pilot credit is subject to stated eligibility and cap.
JSON-RPC: eth_chainId
curl --request POST "$BANK_RPC_URL" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_chainId","params":[],"id":1}'Contact the team
FAQ
Are the documentation topics a promise that every integration is available?
No. Topics guide discovery. Integration feasibility, interfaces, responsibilities, and scope are confirmed for each institution.
Which interface examples are included?
Only standard read-only examples eth_chainId, eth_blockNumber, and eth_getTransactionReceipt are named here. Confirm deployment-specific details in the technical documentation.