Exhibition at Sibos Frankfurt
～Sharing SurFIN’s Benefits and Expansion Strategy with the World～

BIPROGY will exhibit at “Sibos Frankfurt (Note 1),” a leading global financial event hosted by Swift (Note 2), held in Frankfurt, Germany (Note 3). Through this participation, BIPROGY plans to expand SurFIN, its foreign remittance processing workflow solution, into overseas markets. At the exhibitor stage, a presentation is scheduled to be held on the topic of success cases of STP processing for remittances in Japan. At the BIPROGY booth, we will present a demonstration of SurFIN and share details such as the number of financial institutions using this service (Note 4), the benefits and future expansion plans. We warmly invite you to visit the BIPROGY booth（booth number：D054）.

What is Sibos?

Sibos is one of the world’s largest international financial events, held annually by Swift since 1978. It convenes financial institutions, central banks, regulators, and IT vendors from across the globe to discuss and share insights on the future of the financial industry.
The theme for 2025 is “The next frontiers of global finance” (Note 5). Under this theme, discussions will focus on the transformation of the financial ecosystem, covering topics such as AI, sustainable finance, cybersecurity, data governance, and user experience.

・Venue：Messe Frankfurt
・Event Dates：September 29 – October 2, 2025

Presentation at the Exhibitor stage

BIPROGY will deliver a presentation at the Exhibitor stage, a session designated for exhibiting companies.

• Theme：Success cases of STP processing for remittances in Japan (Efforts toward G20 goals)

• Date & Time：October 1, 2025, 14:15–14:45 (CEST)

• Place：Exhibitor stage 1

• Overview：
  By providing the workflow system to financial institutions, BIPROGY has achieved STP processing from remittance reception to message transmission. In this session, we will explain the challenges faced by financial institutions and how BIPROGY's solutions transformed their operations, using case studies as success cases. A summary of the outcomes is as follows.

  • The workflow functionality has simplified remittance status tracking and improved collaboration between branch and head office, while also achieving paperless operations including evidence management.
    

  • By automatically generating MX messages with SurFIN, significant operational efficiency has been achieved.
    

  • With Business Connect, foreign remittance operations that previously required coordination across multiple vendors can now be managed through a single-vendor solution. As a result, financial institutions no longer need to coordinate between vendors.
    The administrative workload was reduced and costs were lowered.
    For financial institutions using SurFIN, Business Connect was launched at Yamagata Bank in May 2025 and is scheduled to be implemented at 11 financial institutions within 2025.