M&T Bank · Banking · Dynamo
Business banking moved off a discontinued platform
M&T Bank, one of the largest commercial banks in the United States, serves retail, commercial and institutional markets.
130+Use cases scored to choose a platform
| Area | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Voyager, support ending | Q2 digital banking |
| Middleware | TIBCO | Spring Boot microservices |
| Vendor choice | Stalled internally | Q2, scored on 130+ use cases |
The problem
- Industry
- Banking
- Our role
- Implementation partner
- Location
- New York State
M&T’s business banking ran on Voyager, a legacy system whose vendor was ending support. The bank had to replace it or risk running on an unsupported system.
Voyager’s licenses were also expensive. Internal delays in choosing a new vendor were slowing the move.
Voyager was deeply embedded, with dependencies across IT, operations, compliance and business units.
Replacing it meant a complex technical integration and a lot of coordination across business and technical teams.
What we built
We joined as M&T’s implementation partner, and our team helped retire Voyager.
We scored digital banking vendors against 130+ business use cases, covering scalability, security, UX and integration, then helped M&T choose Q2.
We replaced TIBCO middleware with Spring Boot microservices, and built batch pipelines and APIs for real-time and overnight synchronization.
We moved the data from Voyager to Q2 using validated mapping rules and conversion checks.
The result
M&T moved from Voyager to Q2’s cloud-based digital banking platform, with secure integrations to core banking systems and third-party tools.
We trained staff, kept teams updated and wrote the documentation that helped departments across the bank adopt Q2.
