Open Banking Platform (XS2A.api)
In cases where a regular update of the account information is required without the need to ask the user to log in again every time, this product provides access to account data of a bank account, with the aim of obtaining or retrieving an electronic account statement, in order to be able to use this data e.g. in a PFM tool. This enables the possibility to have several bank connections of the same authorized person to be combined under one Tink Germany user.
Within the scope of the synchronisation, repeated access to the bank data can be granted as long as valid consent for each bank connection was given by the user. With the introduction of the PSD2, the end customer must re-issue the Consent at least every 90 days by means of a bank login via Tink Germany.
Important
Synchronization status
If a bank connections sync_mode
is set to full
, the bank credentials are stored in XS2A and the connection will be synced automatically once a day.
A bank connection with sync_mode
set to full
can also fall back to none
in case of any failures. If this happens the bank connection needs to be synced manually, after this is successful the connection can switch to full
again.
Basic integration
View the full technical documentation of this product here.
Authentication (Documentation)
All authentication in our API is done via HTTP basic authentication.
Create a bank user (Documentation)
The first step is to create a bank user, this bank user will store all bank connections for a user.
As result, you will get information about the created bank user.
We need to use the id
value in the next request.
Create an access token for a bank user (Documentation)
All communication to the API for a specific bank user needs to be done with the access token. The access token replaces the API key at the authentication.
The result will include additional information on the generated token and the token itself.
The token
value is now used as the password for all following requests at the authentication.
Create a bank connection (Documentation)
To retrieve information about bank accounts we first need to create a bank connection to a bank. This bank connection will then work as a parent for all fetched bank accounts.
As result, you will get a wizard_session_key
and a transaction
value.
You need to use these values in the next steps so you should store them in your system related to the user.
Show the created session to the customer
This step depends on the integration variant you want to use. In all variants, the wizard_session_key
and the transaction
value is used later.
Retrieve the list of bank accounts for a bank user (Documentation)
A bank connection can contain multiple bank accounts. Each bank account is unique. Bank accounts will be created via the creation of a bank connection or during synchronization of a bank connection.
The response will contain a paginated list of all bank accounts that belong to the bank user.
Retrieve the turnovers for a specific bank account (Documentation)
Read the full technical documentation for more information about how to filter the turnovers.
The response will contain all matching turnovers for the bank account.
Retrieve the balance for a specific bank account (Documentation)
The response will contain the balance information for the bank account.
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