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Fintech Integration Network (FIN)
Jack Henry's Integration Program for Fintechs.
Technical Account Manager (TAM)
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Shared Responsibility
Learn about shared roles and responsibilities of customers and Jack Henry in open banking.
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Authentication Framework
Map customer identities to your existing system IDs.
Banno SDK
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.
Full List of APIs
Begin working with Jack Henry's public APIs to build financial applications today.
The Garden demo environment will be down for an upgrade on Monday, September 14, 2026
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External Resources

Plugin Framework > External Resources

These external resources may help you to build and deploy your own plugins.

Building plugins on your laptop

Running example projects on localhost gives you a fast feedback loop on your desktop browser.

When you need to test on a physical mobile device or share a live preview with teammates, use a tunneling service.

ngrok

This reverse tunneling service generates a public HTTPS URL that proxies traffic directly to your local machine, which makes your local environment accessible anywhere.

Hosting plugins in the cloud

Local servers on localhost are great for building and testing plugins on your laptop.

These cloud services can be useful when you’re ready to deploy to a testing environment, or when you’re ready to deploy to production.

Cloudflare Workers

This service offers a serverless platform to host the web applications that power plugins, and offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to make it easier to work with Cloudflare.

Trabian Mesh

This service can host the web applications that power plugins, maintain session re-authentication, and route traffic through the financial institution’s Banno Online subdomain to bypass Safari’s third-party cookie restrictions.

Get inspired

“Go Build Something: A Challenge to Credit Unions” by Alexander Carlston, Chief Innovation Officer @ Great NorthWest FCU

Read how a credit union leader with no traditional web-development background used modern AI tools and Cloudflare Workers to prototype a live Banno plugin in just six hours. This story is a hands-on challenge showing that anyone at a community bank or credit union can bridge technical gaps and build tailored solutions for their members.

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Last updated Fri Sep 4 2026