Connecting to Newline Using Managed File Transfer (MFT)
Overview
This guide outlines the setup process for securely connecting to Newline using Fifth Third Bank's Managed File Transfer (MFT) services.
MFT Capabilities
Fifth Third Bank's MFT platform oversee secure and efficient data transmission with support for the following protocols:
- FTPS
- AS2/FTPS
- SFTP
- FTP over VPN
- Connect
Key features of the MFT platform include:
- High availability
- Enhanced security
- Centralized monitoring
- Automated error notifications
- End-to-end visibility
- Advanced routing, mapping, and data transformation
Data Transmission Options
Line Options
- Public Line Connections: Cost-effective internet transmission method with secure data protection.
- Leased Line: Dedicated, secure line for reliable transmission (higher cost).
- VPN Connections: Secure site-to-site transmission via VPN (lower cost than leased lines).
Protocol Options
- FTP: Standard protocol for internet file transmission.
- AS2 Over FTPS: Uses SMIME and HTTP/HTTPS for secure transport.
- Connect: Optimized for high-volume peer-to-peer transfers.
- Fifth Third Direct HTTPS: Secure data transmission via HTTPS.
- File Encryption: PGP encryption for secure file transmission.
Implementation Steps
The implementation process includes:
- Project Initiation: Finalize pricing, agreements, and engage the Product Fulfillment team.
- Project Kickoff: Initial call with your implementation manager.
- Data Gathering/Requirements: Configure your product or service.
- Data Transmission Setup and Testing: Establish and test connectivity with Fifth Third Bank.
- Development/Configuration: Configure product requirements.
- Connectivity Testing: Validate customer-bank connectivity.
- User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Test production files for accuracy.
- Production: Move the project to production.
- Post-Production Review: Final review and handoff to Commercial Services.
Conclusion
Following this guide, you can securely connect to Fifth Third Bank using our MFT services.
Updated 24 days ago
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