Enforce address quality at the edge nobody else owns.Net-new
A payment or messaging hub sits at the network edge and sees routed traffic no single bank controls — which makes it the broadest possible enforcement point for structured-address quality. ioNova ARS gates and repairs every transiting pacs message in-flight, corridor by corridor, so every message leaves the hub compliant ahead of 14 November 2026.
What You Can Do
From Sandbox to Live
Each routed flow binds to its own Channel Profile, so you enable the In-Flight gate at the routing/conversion point one corridor at a time, run it in shadow mode, then enforce — a corridor can be live in days. Your hub operations wire the gate (Volante VolPay, MuleSoft Anypoint, SWIFT Alliance, IBM MQ) while ioNova tunes on ~10,000 representative addresses from real routed traffic. A built-in circuit-breaker falls back to the existing flow, so you never block the bus.
Why It Pays Off
Frequently asked questions
Where does a payment hub enforce structured addresses?
In-flight, at the routing or pain→pacs conversion point — the network edge that no single bank controls.
Can we roll out without blocking traffic?
Yes — corridor by corridor in shadow mode first, with a circuit-breaker that falls back to the existing flow.
How fast is in-flight correction?
Sub-50ms P95 for the full pipeline, preserving straight-through processing.
Can it sweep messages in batch?
Yes — up to 100 complete ISO 20022 messages per overnight call.
Does it support legacy correspondents?
Yes — it down-renders structured addresses to MT lines without losing the structured record.
Which hub connectors are pre-built?
Volante VolPay, MuleSoft Anypoint, SWIFT Alliance and IBM MQ.
Live in weeks — before 14 November 2026.
First sandbox call in minutes, first channel live in days. Early Adopter terms end 31 July 2026.