Upgrading Prime system (Card Management System)

we have project for upgrading Prime system (Card Management System). As part of the business requirement, Prime system should update online Base24 with any cards updates (e.g. if new card is issued in prime, prime is to send this record to Base24 system at the same moment of the creation. If card status is changed in Prime to be lost or stolen, prime is to send this update to Base24).
Current version of Prime in QIB is working on Informix database. The upgraded version will work on Oracle database. TSYS (the vendor of prime) told that Prime is a back office application. It cannot and is not supposed to interface with any other systems. Hence, they told that there aren’t any way to online update any other system.
As new prime is working on Oracle database, we need your consultation if this online updates can be achieved through oracle by maybe triggering services or calls to Middleware services or API’s which can in turn update Base24 system.
Regards
IMTEYAZ

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