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AMH


A messaging hub for high-volume, multi-format traffic

Large institutions and market infrastructures carry many message and file formats at once, and manual work cannot slow down automated flows. Alliance Messaging Hub is built for that scale, with separate pipelines for user actions and straight-through processing.


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What it is.

Enterprise-Grade Messaging Orchestration

Alliance Messaging Hub (AMH) is Swift's configurable, modular messaging platform for large banks, market infrastructures, and high-volume hubs.

Why it matters.

Process Multiple Message Types at Scale

You process FIN, ISO 20022, FileAct, and non-Swift formats in parallel. A dual-pipeline design keeps manual interaction from degrading automated throughput.

How it helps.

Control, Transform and Route Every Flow

AMH maps, transforms, and routes flows between back-office applications and external networks, with granular routing and flow control built in.

Overview


AMH processes several messaging and file standards side by side, including FIN (MT), ISO 20022 (MX), FileAct, and proprietary or domestic formats. It separates manual user workflows from straight-through processing, so screen actions never compete with automated volume.

The platform deploys as separate components: the Front-End web interface, the core database, and the message processing system. Your network team can place each in its own subnet with strict security groups. AMH connects to Swift through Alliance Gateway for message concentration and the SwiftNet Link API.

AMH runs on virtualised and cloud infrastructure, including Azure and AWS. It supports active-standby database replication and placement across multiple availability zones, which removes single points of failure and supports rapid recovery.

Operations teams get detailed tracking, search, and audit across historical flows. Security aligns with Customer Security Programme requirements, with role validation, dual authorisation, and secure remote management. Optional modules extend AMH to local clearings such as SIC, EuroSIC, and SECOM.

Benefits


 Multiple formats in parallel

One engine handles FIN, ISO 20022, FileAct, and non-Swift formats without separate systems per standard.


 Protected automated throughput

Manual and straight-through traffic run on separate pipelines, so screen work never slows automation.


 Resilience by design

Database replication and multi-zone placement remove single points of failure and shorten recovery.


 Control over routing

Granular distribution rules, flow regulation, and automated queue handling for incoming and outgoing traffic.

FAQs

Large financial institutions, market infrastructures, and high-volume hubs that need extensive throughput and parallel processing of multiple formats.
AMH separates user workflows from straight-through processing into distinct pipelines, so manual actions do not degrade high-volume automated throughput.
FIN (MT), ISO 20022 (MX), FileAct, and non-Swift formats such as domestic or proprietary standards, all in parallel.
Yes. It runs on virtualised and cloud infrastructure, including Azure and AWS, with node types matched to message processing and database workloads.
Through Alliance Gateway for message concentration and the SwiftNet Link API, with native support for SwiftNet services.

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