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https://github.com/bian-official/publicA standardized, service-oriented architecture framework for the banking industry. It provides semantic APIs (OAS 3.x, AsyncAPI 3.x, and Swagger 2.0) defining BIAN Service Domains, including versions extended with the Business Object Model (BOM) and ISO20022 mappings annotated for Domain-Driven Design (DDD).
This repository contains BIAN (Banking Industry Architecture Network) Service Domain APIs. These APIs are specifically annotated for Domain Driven Design (DDD) and have been extended with ISO20022 mappings where applicable by BIAN.
Developers can use these OAS3 (OpenAPI Specification 3.0) YAML files to understand the service domain structures and how they align with ISO20022 financial messaging standards.
semantic-apis/oas3/yamls directory contains BIAN Service Domain APIs that have been extended with the BIAN BOM (Business Object Model). These APIs include specific mappings performed by BIAN to align Service Domain definitions with the Business Object Model.To contribute to the BIAN standards, follow the standard GitHub fork-and-pull-request workflow:
git clone to download your fork to your local machine.git checkout -b to create a new branch for your changes.git add, commit them, and push them back to your GitHub fork.Proposed changes are reviewed by BIAN Working Groups. If approved, they are integrated into future scheduled releases.
# Clone your forked repository
git clone https://github.com/username/bian-official _myrepository_
# Create a new branch for your feature
git checkout -b _mybranch_
# After making changes, stage, commit, and push
git add .
git commit -m "Add new feature description"
git push origin _mybranch_To contribute new features or changes to the BIAN Semantic APIs, follow the standard GitHub fork-and-pull-request workflow:
git clone to download your fork to your local machine.git checkout -b to create a new branch for your changes.git add, git commit, and git push.Review Process: Proposed changes are reviewed by BIAN Working Groups. They may request clarifications or amendments. Approved changes are integrated into BIAN standards and included in future scheduled releases. You may also maintain your own fork as a custom implementation of the BIAN standard.
# Clone your forked repository
git clone https://github.com/username/bian-official _myrepository_
# Create a new branch for your feature
git checkout -b _mybranch_
# Standard workflow to push changes
git add .
git commit -m "Add new feature description"
git push origin _mybranch_The following Service Domains are available as BOM-extended APIs in this release:
General Service Domains:
Specific Product and Lifecycle Domains:
The following Service Domain APIs include ISO20022 extensions and DDD annotations. Use this list to identify which specific banking domains are available in this release:
Core Banking & Accounts:
Lending & Credit:
Payments & Cash Management:
Trade, Securities & Markets:
Customer & Party Management:
Corporate & Specialized Services:
Operations & Infrastructure:
BIAN provides Semantic APIs organized by release version and specification type. Each API specification represents a BIAN Service Domain.
Available specification types include: