ASYCUDAWorld

• 100% Java technology
• Operating system, relational database and hardware independent
• Highly scalable N-tier architecture and modular design
• Fully compatible with all forms of data exchange with any external software
• Highly secure – including asymmetrical encryption, biometrics, e-signature, two-factor authentication, etc
• E-government ready
• An open platform to build a customs-centric electronic Single Window

Currently Used RDBMS in ASYCUDA User Countries

Currently Used OS in ASYCUDA User Countries

Currently Used Java Version in ASYCUDA User Countries

ASYCUDA++

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• The third version (1992 – 2025)
• Client-server architecture
• EDIFACT data exchange
• Symmetrical encryption
• Added customs modules and functionalities, such as direct trader input, risk management, transit monitoring, and submission of declarations by customs brokers via the Internet

ASYCUDA v2

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• The second version (1985–1995)
• Introduced local area network (LAN)
• Provided a more powerful data transaction capacity by using file servers
• Implemented the fully automated processing of customs clearance including declaration, manifest, cash and accounting, and warehousing

ASYCUDA

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• The first version (1981–1984)
• Implemented in three West African countries to compile foreign trade statistics