Tag: PSD2
FCA seeks comments on opportunities of Open Finance
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) commenced a Call for Input (CfI) on opportunities created by Open Finance.
PNC Bank and Venmo fight highlights the debate about introducing open...
Pressure is mounting for PNC Bank after it locked out clients from using bill-splitting app Venmo, but the affair also highlights a the question of whether open banking should be introduced in the US.
Fibank becomes first bank in Bulgaria to offer open banking services
First Investment Bank (Fibank) has released the first open banking platform in Bulgaria.
HSBC picks MuleSoft’s open-banking solutions in push to comply with PSD2...
Big lender HSBC has taken another step towards re-imagining its offering for the 21st century by leveraging MuleSoft’s application-building platform.
Salt Edge releases SCA tools as firms struggle with the regulation
Salt Edge has released a new open source tool to support strong customer authentication (SCA) and dynamic linking processes.
What does it take to develop a RegTech solution to help...
MAP FinTech’s new product helps businesses deal with the EU’s complicated Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II). However, developing it was far from...
Barclaycard’s early data finds that SCA has not had any bad...
The new strong customer authentication (SCA) rules snapped into force this weekend. However, Barclaycards has so far not seen any an increase of abandoned transactions or declined payments.
Nearly half of UK consumers likely to abandon multi-step authentication processes...
Nearly half of UK consumers are likely to abandon future purchases if they are faced with a multi-step authentication process, a study from Forter claims.
Austria’s financial regulator makes extension for PSD2 interfaces
The Financial Market Supervision in Austria (FMA) has issued a temporary extension for PSD2 interfaces, to ensure a seamless functioning of payment transactions.
What are the next steps for SCA following postponements to compliance...
Postponements to strong customer authentication (SCA) was the right decision, but regulators must make it clear there will not be a second opportunity for meeting compliance, according to Michael Sass vice president, market product management, security solutions, Europe at Mastercard.