BIS Open Tech

The BIS Open Tech is a platform for sharing statistical and financial software as public goods, by promoting international cooperation and coordination. These software tools are developed according to international best practices and standards and can be reused and further developed in a wide variety of environments

Open Tech projects

Project SDMX/FMR

The FMR enables organisations to 'get a grip of their metadata', by externalising their statistical structural metadata with the benefits of maintainability, re-use, standardisation, harmonisation and improved metadata and data governance. Read more...

LinkageX: the SDMX toolkit

Project 'LinkageX' is the Swiss Army knife for SDMX. Aimed at data scientists and developers, LinkageX simplifies the use of SDMX data and metadata, enabling seamless integration and full utilisation of the SDMX metamodel. This powerful Python-based toolkit streamlines SDMX-related workflows, enhancing data synchronisation and harmonisation efficiency and effectiveness. Read more...

SDMX Dashboard Generator

The SDMX Dashboard Generator is an open-source application that generates dynamic dashboards. The application is co-winner of the SDMX Global Conference 2023 Hackathon. Read more...

gingado

gingado seeks to facilitate the use of machine learning in economic and finance use cases, while promoting good practices. This package aims to be suitable for beginners and advanced users alike. Use cases may range from simple data retrievals to experimentation with machine learning algorithms to more complex model pipelines used in production. Read more...

  • Version: 0.2.2
  • License: Apache 2.0
  • Last update: 8 March 2024

Ellipse and the Data and Knowledge Platform (DKP)

Ellipse is a prototype of an integrated regulatory data and analytics platform that combines both structured and unstructured sources of data that are relevant in real time and to current events. Read more...

Project Aurum

Aurum is a retail CBDC technology prototype, comprised of a wholesale interbank system and a retail e-wallet system, setting up two different types of tokens: intermediated CBDC and stablecoins backed by CBDC in the interbank system. While intermediated CBDC is a direct liability of the central bank, CBDC-backed stablecoins are liabilities of the issuing bank, with its backing assets held by the central bank. The prototype is designed under the principles of safety, flexibility and privacy.  Read more...