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Under PSD2, banks are obliged to make a 'digital gateway' available to supervised third parties offering payment initiation and / or account information services
This access is possible via the consumer interface or a special interface ('dedicated interface' or API). The Dutch Payments Association supports the view that open, specially developed ('dedicated') interfaces (APIs) are the best guarantee for safe and reliable communication via the banking infrastructure between third parties and payment account holders. Individual payment service providers and European market standardization initiatives are working hard on this. The Dutch Payments Association is closely involved in this.
National Implementation Support Platform
Dutch Payments Association has undertaken coordination activities to facilitate the smooth implementation of dedicated interfaces for both ASPSPs and TPPs, and ultimately help facilitate the granting of exemptions of the fall-back interface obligation by DNB. These activities are labelled ‘National Implementation Support Platform NL’ or NISP-NL.
This platform facilitates the interaction between ASPSPs, TPPs and other stakeholders and DNB as an observer.
Deliverables
For reference, the deliverables of NISP-NL are provided below.
| Document | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Mapping EBA Guidelines / NISP-NL deliverables Overview of NISP-NL deliverables in relation to the specific EBA Exemption Guidelines |
Final | 01-Mar-2019 |
| 02 Reporting template EBA GL 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.2, 6.6, 7.1.a Reporting templates for ASPSPs related to the EBA Exemption Guidelines 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.2, 6.6 and 7.1.a |
Final | 01-Mar-2019 |
| 03 Conformance Testing Reporting Template Reporting template aimed at uniformity in conformance testing (EBA GL 6.3.b) |
Final (Rev. 1) | 16-May-2019 |
| 04 TPP Integration Testing checklist Overview of integration testing aspects aimed at a consistent testing experience for TPPs |
Final | 28-Jan-2019 |
| 05 Dedicated interface repository Simple 'dedicated interface' repository with relevant reference information regarding ’dedicated interfaces’ of ASPSPs participating in NISP-NL, aimed at efficient planning for TPPs |
Final | 12-Sep-2019 |
| 06 NISP-NL Common Issues Tracking Tracking of common issues related to TPP-ASPSP testing, relevant for ASPSPs and TPPs in general. This document is regularly updated with common issues addressed in the regular ‘common issues’ conference call with NISP-NL participants |
Final | 06-Sep-2019 |
Relevant documents
All other relevant outcomes of NISP-NL are available here.
Announcement of NISP-NL - 5 December 2018
- Invitation for kick-off meeting sent to ASPSPs (banks), TPPs (via DNB), VBIN and Holland Fintech
Kick-off meeting - 14 December 2018
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- Dutch Payments Association
- De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB)
- Verenigde Betaal Instellingen Nederland (VBIN)
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Meeting to detail the proposed workstream approach - 15 January 2019
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Meeting on Conformance Testing and Reporting – 6 February 2019
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Meeting on Implementation Coordination – 12 February 2019
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Meeting on Conformance Testing and Reporting – 19 February 2019
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Meeting on Implementation Coordination – 26 February 2019
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Additional documents
Here you will find additional background information that might be of interest.
PSD2 eIDAS certificates – 19 March 2019
This presentation given by a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) contains background information on PSD2 eIDAS certificates.
Open Banking UK User Experience Guidelines
These customer experience guidelines provide journeys for third party providers and account providers.
ENISA Study "Good practices on the implementation of regulatory technical standards"
This study will provide stakeholders such as payment service providers, competent authorities, and EU Member States, with an overview of the implementation of the PSD2 in different national legislations, focussing on risk management and incident reporting.