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OB Directory: Mitigating Open Banking Risk

Under the second EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2) and the UK’s Open Banking Regulation, banks are required to allow third parties with the appropriate payment services permissions to access their customer payment accounts and prevent access for organisations without these permissions. If banks fail to

The End of Modified Customer Interface (MCI) as Primary Open Banking Interface

On November 29, 2021, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a Policy Statement on “Changes to the SCA-RTS and to the guidance in ‘Payment Services and Electronic Money’”, which provides information on the use of a Modified Customer Interface (MCI) following industry consultations. MCI Cannot Be

Banfico Announces Expansion to Brazil with a New Subsidiary

Open banking and payment expert Banfico expands with a new subsidiary in Brazil. Banfico today announced the launch of its subsidiary in Brazil, Banfico Tecnologia Ltda in São Paulo. The creation of this new subsidiary closely follows the launch of Brazil’s Open Banking roadmap which

Brazilians Welcome Open Banking

In the two years since open banking was approved by Brazil’s Central Bank, there has been a great deal of progress, despite a few set backs. Here, we look at how CIP, in partnership with Banfico, is helping spearhead the change. Originally due to be

Banfico Launches Open Banking Directory Service

Banfico has launched an Open Banking Directory Service, enhancing its open banking portfolio, already being used by communities around the world. The Banfico Directory will form part of the TPP regulatory validation service being used by Account Servicing Payment Service Providers (ASPSPs) in Europe and

Deadline Extension for Strong Customer Authentication

Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is a key part of the Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) and a vital measure to counteract the rise in online fraud. As the new security framework for digital payments, SCA has been a long time coming – and now the

Confirmation of Payee: Why It Should Be Mandatory

The growth of online banking and payments has seen a corresponding rise in fraud. Scammers have become increasingly adept at exploiting vulnerabilities in digital transactions, and one of the most alarming trends over the past decade has been the increase in Authorized Push Payment (APP)

The Benefits of Implementing CoP for Banks and Financial Institutions

As financial technology improves rapidly, it brings with it increasingly sophisticated forms of fraud. Malicious actors regularly target financial firms, and over the past decade the UK has witnessed the rise of a certain w form of fraud n. Its name is Authorised push payment

Brexit, eIDAS Revocation and FCA Changes to Open Banking Identification Requirements

What is the future of TPP certificates after Brexit? The announced in July this year that eIDAS certificates of UK Third-Party Providers (TPP) will be revoked by 31 Dec 2020. Therefore, FCA had to intervene to limit the risk of disruption to open banking services

Brexit and eIDAS Revocation

eIDAS & ETSI TS 119 495 Standard & PSD2 RTS The eIDAS Regulation is Regulation (EU) 910/2014 on electronic identification and trust services for electronic transactions in the internal market. The Regulation applies from 1 July 2016 for most part of its articles. The Directive