TW202137120A - Management system of cross-border data transmission - Google Patents

Abstract

A management system of cross-border data transmission includes an overseas terminal and a territory terminal. The overseas terminal is configured to issue a data request message. The territory terminal includes a first temporary server and a bank account system. The first temporary server receives and transmits the data request message to the bank account system. The bank account system receives the data request message and provides corresponding data. The first temporary server receives and filters repeated data, and remaining data would be transmitted to the overseas terminal. The overseas terminal further includes a second temporary server which is configured to filter repeated data in the data request message. The fee of cross-border data transmission can be reduced and the transmission speed can be improve because of the first temporary server and the second temporary server.

Description

Cross-border data transfer management system

A data management system, especially a cross-border data transmission management system.

In response to the globalization of the market and the expansion of international trade and investment, most financial institutions will also set up bases in countries around the world to serve these international customers. And there will be information transfer between bases around the world, especially the high volume of data transfer between headquarters and bases. Generally, large-scale enterprises will calculate the tariffs for these data transmissions through the signing of special international network contracts by telecommunications companies. However, the data transmission volume of the bases of the substantive financial units in various countries is large, and the actual international network tariffs are quite high. On the other hand, most of the data systems used by financial units are operated by a single system, and system functions are gradually increased in accordance with subsequent business changes. However, such a design makes it very difficult to upgrade, optimize or modify the system, especially the part involving the core accounting of financial units is even more complicated. In addition, long-term use of system data has repeatedly accumulated, and the execution efficiency has gradually decreased. Therefore, how to solve the above problems is worth considering for those with ordinary knowledge.

The invention provides a cross-border data transmission management system, which can reduce the fees required for cross-border data transmission, and the multi-server operation mode has the advantages of easy maintenance and high efficiency. The invention provides a cross-border data transmission management system, which includes an overseas terminal and a domestic terminal. The offshore terminal includes an offshore server group and a second temporary storage server. The overseas server group is suitable for sending at least one data request message. The second temporary storage server receives the data request message, the second temporary storage server stores multiple pieces of data, and when the second temporary storage server receives the data request message, it sends the corresponding data to the overseas server Device group, and modify the data to request information. The domestic terminal communicates with the foreign terminal through an international network, and the domestic terminal includes a first temporary storage server, a bank account system, and a monitoring server. The first temporary storage server receives the data request message. The bank account system obtains the data request message through the first temporary storage server, and provides corresponding data to the first temporary storage server according to the data request message. The monitoring server communicates with the first temporary storage server and the bank account system, and records the history of data transmission between the first temporary storage server and the bank account system. Wherein, the first temporary storage server sends the data corresponding to the data request message to the second temporary storage server, and the second temporary storage server sends the data to the overseas server group. Wherein, the first temporary storage server receives the data corresponding to the data request message, and deletes the data that is duplicated in the first temporary storage server. In the above-mentioned cross-border data transmission management system, the domestic end further includes a collection server group, the bank account system further includes a sending server, the overseas end further includes a supervisory unit server group, the collection server The server group obtains multiple pieces of statutory data from the bank account system through the sending server, and sends the statutory data to the overseas server group, and the foreign server group sends the statutory data to the supervisory unit server group. In the above-mentioned cross-border data transmission management system, the bank account system further includes a receiving server, and the receiving server is adapted to receive the data request message.

Please refer to FIG. 1. FIG. 1 shows the architecture diagram of the cross-border data transmission management system of the present invention. The cross-border data transmission management system 100 includes a domestic terminal 110 and an overseas terminal 120. The domestic terminal 110 refers to a system terminal located in China, and the foreign terminal 120 refers to a system terminal located abroad. The domestic terminal 110 communicates with the foreign terminal 120 through an international network 10. The domestic terminal 110 includes a first temporary storage server 111, a bank account system 112, a collection server group 114, and a monitoring server 113. The first temporary storage server 111 is communicatively connected to the bank account system 112, and the bank account system 112 is communicatively connected to the collection server group 114. The monitoring server 114 is communicatively connected to the first temporary storage server 111, the bank account system 112 and the collection server group 114. The cross-border data transmission management system 100 mainly transmits or receives data through the first temporary storage server 111, that is, the cross-border data transmission management system 100 exchanges data with the international network 10 through the first temporary storage server 111. Therefore, the first temporary storage server 111 will receive the data from the bank account system 112, and identify these data, delete duplicate data when identifying, and send the remaining data out. This reduces the amount of data transmission and international network tariffs. The first temporary storage server 111 is also suitable for receiving data request messages from the overseas terminal 120. The information request message indicates the information required by the offshore terminal 120. In one embodiment, the data can be divided into general data and legal data. The legal information refers to the information requested by the supervisory unit where the overseas terminal 120 is located, and general information and legal information have different transmission paths. When the first temporary storage server 111 receives the data request message, it will send the data request message to the bank account system 112. In addition, if the data required by the offshore terminal 120 is legal data, the first temporary storage server 111 sends the data request message to the collection server group. The bank account system 112 is a core account calculation system of the bank. The bank account system 112 also includes a receiving server 1121 and a sending server 1122. The receiving server 1121 and the sending server 1122 respectively integrate the received data and the sent data for the bank account system 112. In this embodiment, the bank account system 112 receives the data request message through the receiving server 1121, and the bank account system 112 will provide corresponding data to the first temporary storage server 111 according to the data request message. The collection server group 114 is composed of multiple servers, and these servers store various types of data, such as general accounts, foreign exchange, loans, financial products, and other types of data. Therefore, the collection server group 114 collects corresponding data according to the content of the data request message. In an embodiment, the collection server group 114 also collects corresponding data from the bank account system 112. That is, extract the required information from the bank's core accounts. In one embodiment, if the data collected by the collection server group 113 is statutory data, it is directly transmitted to the overseas terminal 120 via the international network 10. In other words, the collection server group 113 obtains multiple pieces of legal data from the bank account system 20 and transmits the legal data to the overseas terminal 120. The reason is that the statutory data requires more complete data and is less likely to be repeated, so it can be sent directly to the overseas terminal 120. The monitoring server 113 is communicatively connected to the first temporary storage server 111, the bank account system 112 and the collection server group 114. It is for the monitoring server 113 to record the data transmission history between the first temporary storage server 111, the bank account system 112, and the collection server group 114. The reason is that, compared with the traditional banking system that processes data in a single system, the cross-border data transmission management system 100 of the present invention is processed by multiple servers in conjunction with data transmission. Therefore, a monitoring server 113 is required to monitor the data transmission of multiple servers. Data transmission status to avoid incomplete data transmission or data damage caused by communication problems. Ensure that the data can be transferred correctly. The overseas end 120 includes a second temporary storage server 121, an overseas server group 122, and a supervisory unit server group 123. The data transmission from the overseas end 120 will all pass through the second temporary storage server 121, in particular, the second temporary storage server 121 will receive and back up the data from the domestic end 110. The overseas server group 122 is composed of multiple servers, and refers to a server of a financial unit located in a foreign base. When these servers need to request data from a domestic base (such as the head office), they will send at least one data request message to the domestic terminal 110. In one embodiment, the data request message of the foreign server group 122 will pass through the second temporary storage server 121. At this time, the second temporary server 121 will identify the content of the data request message and review the second temporary server. Data backed up within 121. If there are matching data, the second temporary storage server 121 sends the data to the overseas server group 122, and at the same time modifies the content of the data request message. In other words, because the data received by the foreign terminal 120 will all pass through the second temporary storage server 121, when the requested data of the foreign server group 122 is repeated, or the second temporary storage server 121 stores the previously requested data , The second temporary storage server 121 directly provides the overseas server group 122. Modifying the data requesting data message is to mark or delete the data provided by the second temporary storage server 121, which can reduce the data required by the domestic terminal 110. In one embodiment, the second temporary storage server 121 modification data request message further includes information such as the modification time or version serial number of the provided data. Let the domestic terminal 110 identify whether the information needs to be updated. In one embodiment, the legal data will be directly sent to the overseas server group 122 via the international network 10, and the overseas server group 122 will then send the legal data to the supervisory unit server group 123 at this time. In summary, when the foreign terminal 120 needs to request information from the domestic terminal 110, the process is as follows. First, the foreign server group 122 generates a data request message according to the required data, and sends the data request message. The data request message is first received by the second temporary storage server 121 of the overseas terminal 120. The second temporary storage server 121 will identify the data request message and review the data in the second temporary storage server 121. Then, the data that meets the data request message is sent to the overseas server group 122, and the data request message is modified at the same time. After that, the second temporary storage server 121 sends the data request message to the domestic terminal 110 via the international network 10. On the domestic side 110, the first temporary storage server 111 receives the data request message. After the first temporary storage server 111 receives the data request message, it will send the data request message to the bank account system 112. The bank account system 112 will The receiving server 1121 receives the data request message, and then the bank account system 112 collects the corresponding data. The data collected by the bank account system 112 will be sent back to the first temporary storage server 111. When the first temporary storage server 111 obtains the data, it will identify it and delete the duplicate data. After the identification is completed, these data will be sent to the overseas terminal 120 via the international network 10. The second temporary storage server 121 first receives these data at the external end, and the second temporary storage server 121 backs up the data. These data are then sent to the offshore server group 122 to obtain the data corresponding to the data request message. The cross-border data transmission management system 100 of the present invention filters the required data through the first temporary storage server 111 and the second temporary storage server 121 to remove duplicate data, thereby reducing the data transmission between the overseas end 120 and the domestic end 110 The purpose of the amount. In addition, the domestic terminal 110 transfers data to each other through multiple servers for management, which is easier to maintain. In addition, the monitoring server 113 is set to ensure that the data transmission between the first temporary storage server 111, the bank account system 112, and the collection server group 114 is correct. Therefore, the cross-border data transmission management system 100 of the present invention can solve the tariff problem of cross-border data transmission, overcome the shortcomings of the traditional single banking system, and improve the operating efficiency of the system. The description of the present invention is as above, but it is not intended to limit the scope of the patent rights claimed in this creation. The scope of its patent protection shall be determined by the scope of the attached patent application and its equivalent fields. Any person with ordinary knowledge in the field, without departing from the spirit or scope of this patent, makes changes or modifications that are equivalent changes or designs completed under the spirit of this creation, and should be included in the scope of the following patent application Inside.

10: International network 100: Cross-border data transmission management system 110: domestic end 111: The first temporary storage server 112: Bank Account System 1121: receiving server 1122: sending server 113: Monitoring server 114: Collect server group 120: Overseas 121: The second temporary storage server 122: Overseas Server Group 123: Supervisory Unit Server Group

Figure 1 shows the architecture of the cross-border data transmission management system of the present invention.

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Claims (3)

A cross-border data transmission management system, including: One offshore terminal, including: An overseas server group suitable for sending at least one data request message; and A second temporary storage server receives the data request message. The second temporary storage server stores a plurality of data. When the second temporary storage server receives the data request message, it sends the corresponding data to the Overseas server group, and modify the data to request information; and A domestic terminal communicates with the foreign terminal through an international network, and the domestic terminal includes: A first temporary storage server to receive the data request message; A bank account system obtains the data request message through the first temporary storage server, and provides corresponding data to the first temporary storage server according to the data request message; and A monitoring server, communicatively connecting the first temporary storage server and the bank account system, and records the history of data transmission between the first temporary storage server and the bank account system; Wherein, the first temporary storage server sends data corresponding to the data request message to the second temporary storage server, and the second temporary storage server sends the data to the overseas server group; Wherein, the first temporary storage server receives the data corresponding to the data request message, and deletes the data that is duplicated in the first temporary storage server. The cross-border data transmission management system described in the first scope of patent application, wherein the domestic end also includes a collection server group, the bank account system also includes a sending server, and the overseas end also includes a supervisory unit server The collection server group obtains multiple pieces of legal data from the bank accounting system through the sending server, and sends the legal data to the overseas server group, and the overseas server group sends the legal data to the supervisor Unit server group. In the cross-border data transmission management system described in the first scope of the patent application, the bank account system further includes a receiving server adapted to receive the data request message.

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