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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 first published by the Paypers in the Open Banking Report 2018.
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As Instant Payments is expected to become the new normal in payments in many countries, it is imperative for financial service providers to offer Instant Payments capabilities to remain relevant in the future. The significant investments required to update current payment infrastructures motivates financial service providers to look for r...
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Senior bank executives are starting to understand that Open Banking will have ke...
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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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Developing state-of-the art developer portal capabilities will drive and accelerate your Open Banking strategy
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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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In INNOPAY's June 2015 blog, we introduced Virtual Bank Accounts as more than a reconciliation tool. We explained the difference between Virtual IBANs and Virtual Accounts, and showed how both could help SME- and corporate clients increase control over their cash- and transaction management. This blog sheds light on today’s Virtual Bank A...
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Opportunities for existing and new market players to bridge the gaps
The ever-increasing regulatory burden is giving financial institutions a hard time these days. As part of their digital transformation, they strive to deliver customer friendly onboarding experiences. But they are also faced with increasing compliance costs, amongst oth...
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The European Banking Authority’s (EBA) has published its long-anticipated draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on ‘strong customer authentication and secure communication’ on 12 August. The RTS are considered key to achieve the PSD2 objectives of enhancing consumer protection, promoting innovation through competition and improving t...
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