The financial sector is undergoing a tough transformation: CII deadlines are approaching, and legacy integrations with departed vendors are becoming points of failure.
The new "Import Substitution in Banking — 2026" map from CNews Analytics only includes vendors listed in the registries of the Ministry of Digital Development or the Ministry of Industry and Trade. JTC has been featured in three categories with its own microservice platform Salto, a digital profile adapter for government services, and an authentication service.
Banks are working under double pressure: they must comply with Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) legislation while replacing defunct Western software without disrupting operations. As CNews research shows, this is exactly where vendors with proven architecture and real‑world migration experience gain an edge.
CNews Analytics has released the navigator “Import Substitution in Banking - 2026” — a structured infographic that segments the market into three blocks: “Software”, “Hardware”, and “Information Security”. Inside each block are real banking functions: lending, uninterrupted settlements, risk management, and electronic document management with clients and counterparties.
Only vendors already listed in the official registries of the Ministry of Digital Development or the Ministry of Industry and Trade can appear on the map. For banks, this is a reliable filter: if a vendor is here, their solutions have passed the necessary scrutiny.
JTC has been included in three sections of the map:
These aren't just bullet points — behind each section stands a certified product already running in real banks.
The flagship is the Salto microservice platform and the Salto.Avanti business remote banking system built on top of it. This microservice architecture allows banks to launch new digital products without overhauling their core systems. According to JTC, the Salto platform handles peak loads with no degradation in service, maintaining 99.99% uptime.
Also featured on the map:
Sergei Zhukov, CEO of JTC:
Banks are working under double pressure: they must comply with Critical Information Infrastructure (CII) legislation while replacing defunct Western software without disrupting operations. As CNews research shows, this is exactly where vendors with proven architecture and real‑world migration experience gain an edge.
CNews Analytics has released the navigator “Import Substitution in Banking - 2026” — a structured infographic that segments the market into three blocks: “Software”, “Hardware”, and “Information Security”. Inside each block are real banking functions: lending, uninterrupted settlements, risk management, and electronic document management with clients and counterparties.
Only vendors already listed in the official registries of the Ministry of Digital Development or the Ministry of Industry and Trade can appear on the map. For banks, this is a reliable filter: if a vendor is here, their solutions have passed the necessary scrutiny.
JTC has been included in three sections of the map:
- "ABS, Workstations, RBS (remote banking systems)";
- "EDM" (Electronic Document Management);
- "Access Management".
These aren't just bullet points — behind each section stands a certified product already running in real banks.
The flagship is the Salto microservice platform and the Salto.Avanti business remote banking system built on top of it. This microservice architecture allows banks to launch new digital products without overhauling their core systems. According to JTC, the Salto platform handles peak loads with no degradation in service, maintaining 99.99% uptime.
Also featured on the map:
- a digital profile adapter that connects banks to government services;
- a user authentication and authorization service.
Sergei Zhukov, CEO of JTC:
“Being on the CNews map means being among the leading IT companies that the industry can rely on for import independence. We continue to develop our own out‑of‑the‑box products, first and foremost Salto.Avanti. Our mission is to create a robust architecture that allows banks to launch new products quickly, withstand peak loads without service degradation, and adapt flexibly to new challenges.”
JTC has been operating in the market for 18 years, is a resident of the Skolkovo Foundation, and specialises in automating banking business processes and complex migrations. The company does not simply “deliver a box” — it offers a partnership model: open APIs, readiness to transfer development to the bank’s own team or any other contractor.
Industry rankings confirm JTC’s standing:
- TOP‑20 vendors implementing projects based on their own solutions according to Tadviser (among 78 IT companies with a combined revenue of over RUB 210 billion).
- TOP‑500 largest IT companies in Russia according to CNews Analytics
JTC — a technology partner for banks and financial companies, developer of remote banking systems and personal accounts.
