A clear view of initiatives that can be of support in the PSD2 journey.
The access to account lifecyle has five stages: registration and passporting, eIDAS certificates, setup, interfaces and Sca, revocation and disputes. We have analysed what is behind each of them compiling documents from different resources.
The list of all national registers in one place.
This factsheet summarises PSD2 processes around regulatory registration and passporting of TPPs in Europe.
This document aims to clarify the understanding of the rights of Credit Institutions regarding Access to Accounts, given that National registers do not explicitly list the same information as for Payment Institutions.
Qualified certificates are issued by QTSPs. Here you will find a list of QTSPs who are offering PSD2 certificates and more info on the certificate standards, requirements and timeline developed by ETSI as well as the official list of QTSPs in the EU.
The eIDAS Qualified Certificates Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document provides the answers to common questions about the use of Qualified certificates to support secure communications between payment services under PSD2 and their related Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS).
This guide summarises the considerations and processes that are necessary to enable Account Servicing Payment Services Providers (ASPSPs) to provide secure and controlled Access to Accounts (XS2A) Services to those Third Party Providers (TPPs) who want to offer the new Payment Services available in Europe under PSD2. It focuses on Internet Security, Controlled Access and TPP Onboarding.
The “Identification and Security” model comprises five key elements or choices that ASPSPs can make when developing PSD2 APIs, leading to multiple combinations of implementation. This document describes the five key choices with reference to eIDAS certificates.
This document provides a dictionary of the common functions that have been identified by Open Banking Europe, from their analysis of the APIs being implemented by banks across Europe to provide TPPs with technical access to their customer accounts as part of PSD2.
OBE has carried out this analysis as the number of TPPs have expressed concerns that they are unsure of which payment statuses are returned by ASPSPs and what those statuses mean.
