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Authentication Framework
Map customer identities to your existing system IDs.
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Create exceptional banking experiences.
Data Hub
Get deeper access to financial institution data.
Digital Core
Modernize with cloud-native core banking technology.
Enterprise Event System
Respond to events in real-time using this powerful pub/sub-based solution.
jXchange - REST API
Translate business information between Jack Henry and 3rd-party apps using a REST-based API.
jXchange - SOAP API
Translate business information between Jack Henry and 3rd-party apps using a SOAP-based API.
Operational Data Integration (ODI)
Get customized queries for bulk data needs.
Payments
Embed check deposits, ACH, bill pay, cards, and real-time payments.
Payments Orchestrator
Embed multiple payment rails and virtual accounts into your solution.
SymXchange
Query Symitar core member accounts, post transactions, run PowerOn scripts, and more.
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API Version

API Version

Symitar NO LONGER creates a new API version every release .

ALL DEVELOPERS MUST use the latest “PERSISTENT” version for new development.

SymXchange Versioning

When we update the SymXchange web service interface, existing SymXchange clients are affected. We use web services versioning to deploy the changes that affect clients so that clients have time to adapt to changes. There are two types of changes to the web service:

  • Backward Compatible

    • Adding new operations to SymXchange.
    • Adding new XML schema types that are not contained within previously existing types.
    • Adding optional elements or attributes to existing request messages.
    • Adding new optional elements (fields) to the end of an existing database entity element in the response. For the changes that are backward compatible, the SymXchange client does not have to do any code change.

  • Not Backward Compatible

    • Removing an operation.
    • Renaming an operation.
    • Changing the parameters (in data type or order) of an operation.
    • Changing the structure of a complex data type.
    • Adding new required elements to existing messages.
    • Removing required elements.

To handle the changes that are not backward compatible, the SymXchange client must make code changes, which makes it a breaking change (see SymXchange Code Changes).

For the changes that are backward compatible, the SymXchange consumer does not have to make any changes to the code. There are NO LONGER separate URLS for the different versions.

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Last updated Mon Jun 8 2026