Abstract

This research introduces a novel model, the Financial Data Warehouses API (FDW-API), developed using PHP, Node.js, and Express.js. The model is designed to transform banking credit dataset information into a data warehouse format using a Non-Only SQL (NoSQL) database, stored in JSON format. Three types of databases were employed: MongoDB Node, MongoDB Serverless, and Cassandra. The study includes a comparative analysis of the data retrieval speed from all three databases. The model's applicability was tested in a real-time credit approval web application, demonstrating its effectiveness in transforming and storing data. Testing involved loading datasets ranging from 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 800, and 1000 entries. Results indicate that the MongoDB serverless database outperformed others in terms of efficiency. Additionally, the FDW-API model streamlines data transformation and storage, facilitating real-time analysis and decision-making for financial institutions and data-driven businesses. Its flexibility integrates seamlessly with existing systems, reducing development time and costs, while its scalability accommodates growing data volumes and evolving business needs, providing a valuable tool for strategic insights and competitive advantage.

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