Switching & Middleware Platform
MiOS
A modular middleware platform that bridges your systems — handling switching, routing, monitoring, settlement, and business orchestration in a single unified layer.
How MiOS Connects Your Systems
MiOS sits at the center of your infrastructure, bridging channels, core systems, and downstream providers through a unified middleware layer.
Channels & Clients
Mobile AppATMWeb Portal3rd PartyFintech
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MiOS Platform Core Modules
Switching CoreAPI GatewayMicroservicesMonitoringSettlement
Downstream Systems
BanksBillersBI-FASTPayment NetworksE-Wallets
Trusted by Leading Institutions
BPDNET
Bank Muamalat
Payment Inc
Bali Muda
Kementerian Perhubungan
At Tijaniyah
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MiOS and how it can fit your infrastructure.
MiOS is a modular middleware and switching platform built by Matajari. It bridges two or more systems for data communication — handling transaction routing, data mapping, validation, and real-time connectivity. Built on microservices architecture, MiOS is highly scalable and customizable to your specific business needs.
MiOS supports a wide range of industry-standard formats and protocols including ISO 8583, ISO 20022, JSON, XML, plain text, HTTPS, WSDL/SOAP, SNMP, SMTP, and socket-based communication. This makes it compatible with virtually any system in the financial ecosystem.
Absolutely. MiOS is built with a plugin-based architecture that lets you add custom business logic, validation rules, fee structures, or any workflow on top of the core switching engine — without modifying the platform itself. This means faster deployment and easier upgrades.
MiOS runs on Java EE and Spring Boot, supports both Linux and Windows, and can be containerized with Docker. It works with Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL databases, and uses Kong or Nginx as API gateway. The platform supports high-availability deployments across multiple data centers.
No. While MiOS is widely used in banking (BPDNET, Bank Muamalat), it also serves fintechs, cooperatives, community finance organizations, and even government agencies. For example, Kementerian Perhubungan uses MiOS for SNMP-based infrastructure monitoring across their transportation systems.