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What services does CIB PSD2 API offer?

The CIB PSD2 API service provides an opportunity for your business to provide account information and payment initiation services to customers of our bank who have a payment account.In integrating the PSD2 API our bank follows the Berlin Group guideline version 1.3. Please review the CIB PSD2 API documentation and test your development using the Sandbox.Once the statutory conditions have been fulfilled and in possession of the required certificates, you can use our service starting from 14 September 2019.

Things to know about using CIB PSD2 API

From when can the system be used live?

According to the requirements of the PSD2 Directive, CIB PSD2 API Sandbox can be used live starting from 14 September 2019.

On what address can CIB PSD2 API Sandbox be accessed?

https://api.cib.hu

How can we learn of API changes?

The bank publishes the documentation of changes occurring in the technical information required for using the CIB PSD2 API Sandbox by version updates on its website (www.cib.hu).

What international standard does the bank follow in integrating the PSD2 API?

In integrating the PSD2 API our bank follows the Berlin Group guideline version 1.3 (https://www.berlin-group.org), with some differences. The summary of differences is included in the Related documents part.

What do the AISP, ASPSP, PISP, PSU, SCA, TPP abbreviations mean?


Differences compared to the Berlin Group guideline

1. General information

The purpose of the documentation is to support interface integration testing in the following cases:
To service providers providing account information and payment initiation services to customers who have accounts at CIB Bank.
For the confirmation request activity of payment service providers that issue card-based cashless payment instruments.

CIB Bank applied version 1.3 of the guideline proposed by the Berlin Group in developing the interface, therefore we recommend studying it prior to starting the testing.

Below we present the differences compared to the Berlin Group guidelines.

2. Abbreviations and terms 

Abbreviation

Description

TPP:

A service provider other than the bank (so-called Third-Party Payment Service Provider) that provides account information or payment initiation services

AISP:

Account Information Service Provider

PISP:

Payment Initiation Service Provider

PIISP:

Payment Instrument Issuing Service Provider

PSU:

Payment Service User

SCA:

Strong Customer Authentication

 

3. Differences compared to the Berlin Group guideline version 1.3

Detailed field-level documentation for services implemented by CIB Bank is included in the interface definition (YAML) file.

At the time of submitting a consent and a payment, PSU-ID or PSU-Corporate-ID header (only one of them) must be fulfilled to make retail / corporate routing. It can be fulfilled with any kind of value, specific value does not matter

OAuth process

The PSU can cancel (delete) payment initiations submitted via the TPPs only through other electronic channels provided by our bank.
On the following interface, use of the ?both? value in the bookingStatus parameter is not supported:

Only one transaction by bookingStatus can be queried at a time. bookingStatus parameters that can be used:

In the case of payment initiation requests, our Bank supports different payment order types (payment products), which are:

Payment order types (payment products) and services can be interpreted in the following combinations:

payment product

payments

bulk-payments

periodic-payments

fx-credit-transfers

supported

not supported

not supported

hungarian-credit-transfers 

supported

not supported

supported

sepa-credit-transfers

supported

not supported

not supported