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Build first-class financial experiences by integrating with the Symitar core

SymXchange is a web services API that provides third-party vendors, credit unions, and JHA products the ability to perform transactions, inquiries, file maintenance, and run PowerOn specfiles on member accounts.

The SymXchange interface can support multiple configurations, client-specific parameters, common parameters, and transactions.

SymXchange uses XML and Web Services Description Language (WSDL) files with SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) specifications to implement web services over client- and third-party-system networks. Programming knowledge may be necessary to understand the SymXchange interface.

Last updated Thu Mar 30 2023