1 About This Guide
This document provides details of each data element, which is a part of the Oracle Financial Services Know Your Customer (OFS KYC) Onboarding service. It only covers the date element attributes like data type, length, usage, default or allowed values.
The OFS KYC Onboarding service is a Rest Based Service, which has to be consumed by the onboarding systems. The onboarding system has to provide us with the required input and consume the output provided by this service.
Audience
This document is intended for all those users who want to understand the Application Programming Interface (API) data elements of the OFS KYC onboarding service so that they can integrate with our service from their onboarding systems.
This guide assumes that the audience has technical and functional expertise in using and working with Rest-based service and its Application Programming Interface (APIs). This document does not talk about Rest based concepts.
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Related Resources
- Know Your Customer Administration Guide
- Know Your Customer Risk Assessment Guide
- Data Interface Specification (DIS) Guide
- Data Model Reference (DMR) Guide
- Service Guide
- Utilities Guide
- Enterprise Case Management User Guide
To find additional information about how OFS solves real business problems, see our website at Financial Services Home Page.
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