At Bigbank, we believe in empowering our customers with innovative financial solutions. As part of our commitment to transparency and security, we embrace the European Union's Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). This regulation allows third-party providers to offer services that enhance your banking experience, while ensuring your data is handled securely and with your consent.
The Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) is a European regulation that aims to increase competition and innovation in the financial sector. It allows consumers to share their banking data with authorized third-party providers (TPPs), enabling new services and enhanced functionality.
With our comprehensive suite of offerings, you can leverage the Account Information Service (AIS) to gain insights into customer accounts and initiate transactions effortlessly through our Payment Initiation Service (PIS). Dive in to explore how our APIs can enhance your applications and drive innovation in the banking sector!
Here are the onboarding steps for Third Party Providers (TPPs) accessing Bigbank's Open Banking services:
Please Note: At this time, we do not have a Sandbox environment available for testing. Thank you for your understanding!
Familiarity with these terms will help you navigate our API documentation effectively.
Our API is using the PSD2 compliant eIDAS QWAC transport layer certificate for identifying and verifying the TPP. eIDAS QSEAL certificate is not required or supported for now. No other methods or certificate types are supported currently.
Bigbank PSD2 API supports identification of the TPP at the transport layer.
At the transport layer, the TPP is identified by means of the client authentication which is part of the TLS-connection setup between the TPP and the Bigbank PSD2 API. For this identification the TPP needs a qualified certificate for website authentication according to section 8 of eIDAS. This certificate has to be compliant with the additional requirements defined by RTS. The profile of these certificates (QWAC profile) is specified by the technical specification TS 119 495 of ETSI.
Some key principles about certificates and validation: