enable:Banking SDK is the library, documentation and tools, which give you freedom to connect every European bank within your own solutions without 3rd party services
ISO/IEC 27001 certified
We are very proud to announce that our company is now ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Our products meet the highest security standards, so your organisation can rely on Enable Banking and reduce information security and data protection risks associated with use of Open Banking.
Why SDK?
Simplicity
- ready-made integrations
-
same interface for
different languages
Compliance
- direct access to bank APIs
- users see who accesses their data
Security
-
no data exposed to
3rd parties - available in source code
Predictable costs
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automatic updates
and new APIs - no transactional costs
References
Crosskey, an IT innovator born from banking, has
choosen enable:Banking SDK to be able to provide to its customers wide coverage of Open Banking APIs in
Nordics and Baltics. Crosskey's customers span the Nordics and they include Ålandsbanken, S-Pankki, DNB and
Marginalen Bank.
Open Banking APIs
We monitor websites of the banks to get information about Open Banking implementations, so we can add integrations as soon as new APIs are available. For the banks, which were integrated already, we have tools to check API status and test interaction process.
8
Countries
1324
Banks in the area
322
APIs integrated
Examples
We believe that integrating Open Banking should be easy and painless, so we put a lot of effort into making our SDK developer-friendly. You don’t need to worry about difference of bank APIs, our library automatically converts all data and interaction logic to one simple interface.
import com.enablebanking.ApiClient;
import com.enablebanking.api.AuthApi;
import com.enablebanking.model.ConnectorSettings;
import com.enablebanking.model.NordeaConnectorSettings;
// Initialize settings.
ConnectorSettings settings = new NordeaConnectorSettings()
.country("FI")
.clientId("client-id")
.clientSecret("client-secret")
.signKeyPath("/path/to/qseal/key/or/its/uri")
.sandbox(true);
.redirectUri("https://your-redirect-uri");
// Create client instance.
ApiClient apiClient = new ApiClient(settings);
// Create authentication interface.
AuthApi authApi = new AuthApi(apiClient);
// Get authentication URL.
String authUrl = authApi.getAuth(
"test", // state to pass to redirect URL
null // no access parameter (requesting consent for default AISP scope)
).getUrl();