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The European Union (EU) revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) was adopted January 2016 as an update of PSD 1 (adopted in 2007) and introduces two types of new services under its licensing scope: payment initiation services and account information services. New players in the financial industry and incumbents (e.g. banks, electronic mo...
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Looking back on a much eventful year in Open Banking; various banks have updated their Developer Portal in the last quarter of 2018, either by expanding the Functional Scope, by offering more APIs, or by introducing tools and features improving the Developer Experience. Predominantly with the shared goal of attracting more end-customers, ...
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Towards the first pan-European Open Banking based scheme Imagine you’re taking an Uber at the airport, get to your destination and while you’re getting out of the Prius … ping… you receive a push notification from your bank that says € 32,78 was debited from your payment account. The full Uber experience, but no cards or wallets needed. 
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This article was published in collaboration with Deutsche Bank. Market disruption, client evolution and regulatory change mean that the banking and corporate world is preparing for an API and Open Banking revolution. Making a success of it will require both collaboration and standardisation.
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Every single day, more than a billion active users share their thoughts, photos, news, videos, memes, and more with friends and connections on Facebook. With data from current accounts, bankers know what their customers eat, where they buy their clothes and what they get up to online. In today and tomorrow’s world (personal) data is becom...
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We all know by now that “XS2A” - access to payment accounts by third party providers (TPPs) - is going to happen in some shape or form under PSD2, but there is still considerable uncertainty. The transposition of PSD2 into national law is being delayed in twenty member states[1] and while the Regulatory Technical Standards on Strong Custo...
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For many years, PSPs have had relatively easy pickings, charging significant markups to online merchants for handling their payment traffic. A large variety of players entered the market. In Germany, ±60 PSPs are active, and in the Netherlands 120 players either hold a license or are specifically exempted from license duty to act as PSP. ...
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PSD2 and Open Banking strategies should go hand in hand and aim at being compliant while creating (or at least not blocking) growth potential for your business. However, a suboptimal PSD2 compliance strategy and implementation can result in the opposite by causing structural damage to your Open Banking potential and propositions. You have...
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