Connecting it up· 8 min read
How we generate realistic transfer traffic, how we check that it behaves like the real thing, and why a student project has no business collecting families' financial records in the first place.
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A layered design: API gateways, translating messages into ISO 20022, regulated intermediaries handling settlement, and liquidity pools that work in real time rather than overnight.
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Which variables we change, what we assume going in, how the synthetic data gets generated, how the code is organised, and the log of every change we made along the way.
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An energy-per-transaction accounting method, used to compare setups at the same transaction volume. Comparing them at different volumes proves nothing, which happens more often than it should.
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