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IBM API Connect in Saudi Open Banking Implementation

Banfico had meetings with many of the financial institutions in KSA on the Open Banking implementation in accordance with SAMA mandates. Banfico found many financial institutions leveraged IBM API Connect (APIC) using the standard OIDC Provider and deployed APIs based on the Open Banking UK Standards.

Saudi Open Banking Out-of-the-box solution

SAMA Open Banking Standards SAMA published the open banking standards on 02 Nov 2022. This has been a culmination of the hard work from all stakeholders including banks, fintechs, Saudi Payments and SAMA. A truly collaborative effort over a challenging timeline. Considering the SAMA’s current

CP22/2 – PSR CoP Consultation for UK-wide Rollout

Background of CP22/2 Confirmation of Payee is a name checking service for UK-based payments which Pay.UK launched in 2020 and which has now been successfully implemented by more than 30 UK banks. It has also been recently awarded the “Consumer Anti-Fraud Solution of the Year”

Banfico and Adorsys Announce Partnership in Open Banking

May 2022: Banfico, a niche Open Banking technology solution provider to banks and fintechs, and adorsys, a financial ecosystem integrator, are pleased to announce a value-added technical partnership agreement between the two companies.  With more than 15 years’ experience supporting banks, insurance companies and TPPs

Arion Bank Chooses Banfico Open Banking Directory

Arion Bank, one of Iceland’s leading universal banking groups, has chosen the Banfico OB Directory Plus to support its Open Banking and PSD2 access-to-account compliance process.   The new Act on Payment Services which transposes the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) into Icelandic law, entered into force

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