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Lerian SLC is the client-owned software layer that operates the Serviço de Liquidação Centralizada (SLC) for a participant. The SLC is Núclea’s centralized card-settlement messaging service. Lerian SLC runs inside the institution’s own regulated environment. It signs with the institution’s own ICP-Brasil certificate. It exchanges the SLC messages and the official ASLC files with Núclea (ISPB 29011780). It submits over REST and receives Núclea’s inbound messages over the RSFN, Brazil’s National Financial System Network. Lerian SLC submits the settlement operations, builds and signs the ASLC files, and correlates Núclea’s returns. It tracks every operation through its settlement lifecycle by its NUliquid, Núclea’s settlement identifier. Lerian SLC is standalone, and API- and event-first.

What Lerian SLC does and does not do


  • It is standalone. Lerian SLC runs the card-settlement messaging on its own and depends on no other Lerian product. Midaz can consume Lerian SLC, but Lerian SLC does not depend on it.
  • Signing goes through a custody backend. Lerian SLC builds the unsigned payload and delegates signing to a software key, a PKCS#11 HSM, or AWS KMS. In SaaS, Lerian SLC never receives the signing private key in cleartext.
  • One installation serves one client.

Who it serves


Lerian SLC works with the roles of the Brazilian card arrangement. It submits to Núclea as a credenciadora or a subcredenciadora, and it serves the clearing and funding of the IF Liquidante. The IF Domicílio and the bandeira are counterparties in its participant catalog.

Glossary


For how Lerian SLC sits alongside the other native rails and the partner interfaces, see Native messaging and partner interfaces. The card-domain deferred-net settlement family reaches Lerian SLC relayed from Lerian SILOC, the participant-side SILOC connectivity.