Open Banking

    PSD2 OPEN BANKING (AKCENTA API)

    What is it?

    The service allows third-party connections with OLB client account, allowing you to link third-party applications (TPP) with OLB accounts. The solution is based on the Czech Standard for Open Banking version 6.0 issued by the Czech Banking Association.

    Who is the third party?

    A third party is a bank or company that has the relevant authorisation from the CNB (or another national bank within the EU) to provide an indirect payment order or payment account information service.

    What good are the services enabling?

    Balance informing - the TPP application will make available information on the balance of the Internal Payment Account (IPU) and the history of movements.

    Indirect payment - through the TPP app a payment can be entered from the OLB.

    Is it safe?

    The client always gives consent to link TPP to their OLB account first. This consent is valid for 90 (or 180) days, after which the consent must be renewed. Each connection to the TPP is verified (certificate validity).

    Information for TPP

    If the TPP is interested in connecting to the AKCENTA API, please send an email to compliance@akcenta.eu with a connection request. The request should include at least the following information:

    • Basic information about TPP (company name, contact person, phone, email)
    • Name and description of the TPP application
    • The public part of the certificate that proves that the TPP entity holds a license issued by a national regulator in the scope of data pumping for AISP/PISP

    After reviewing the information provided, the following information will be forwarded to you:

    • TPP identifier (client_id) for the sand-box environment
    • Security element (client_secret) for the sand-box environment
    • Documentation for the Akcenta AISP/PISP-API, including but not limited to URLs for connection
    • Test credentials for authentication with Identity Provider to the sand-box environment

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