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What a Fintech schema usually contains

Financial schemas are append-only where it counts. These templates treat transactions as immutable entries against accounts, so a balance is something you derive rather than something you update.

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Fintech Free

Banking System Database Schema

A 34-table core banking database schema built on a double-entry ledger — accounts, transactions, transfers, cards, loans, KYC, statements and audit. Free ER diagram and DBML.

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