Enable Banking Changelog | September 2026
September brings a fix for BankID logins for some Swedbank customers in Sweden, instant SEPA payments for Nordea's Finnish customers, news that an upcoming SEPA deadline just got pushed back, a couple of brand changes worth knowing about, and the usual round of integration updates across Europe.
Significant Changes and Updates
Swedbank: BankID Login Fixed for Customers of Multiple Banks
This only affects Sweden. Swedbank shares its PSD2 platform with the local savings banks in its network. Each bank in the group, Swedbank included, has its own BankID code. Previously, if Swedbank couldn’t tell which bank in the group a customer’s BankID belonged to, it rejected the login with a "user must select bank" error, effectively locking out anyone whose BankID was tied to a different branch in the group.
The Swedbank integration now catches that specific response and automatically retries with the correct bank identifier, so authentication completes instead of failing. If your end users have reported random BankID login failures with Swedbank, this should resolve it.
Instant SEPA Payments Now Available for Nordea Customers in Finland
Nordea and Nordea Business in Finland now support instant SEPA payments. Customers can now send instant SEPA credit transfers and funds arrive at the beneficiary's bank in seconds rather than the standard SEPA settlement window. As with our other instant payment integrations, availability is dependent on the banks on both sides participating in SEPA Instant Credit Transfers, but where supported, this gives customers a faster payment option through the same API you already use for standard SEPA payments.
Heads Up: SEPA Structured Address Deadline Pushed Back
The European Payments Council (EPC), which sets the rules for SEPA payments, had planned that from 15 November 2026 a postal address written as free-text would no longer be valid on a SEPA Credit Transfer, Instant Credit Transfer, or Direct Debit. Addresses would need to be either fully structured (separate fields for street, building number, postcode, city, and country) or "hybrid" (country, city, plus one address line). In September, following a similar delay from Swift, the EPC removed that fixed date. A new one hasn't been set yet.
We shouldn't be treated as cancelled, just postponed. A number of banks are already tightening their address validation ahead of any EPC-wide cutover, each on its own timeline, and we are updating our integrations as it happens rather than in one big migration. Our payment initiation API already separates structured address fields from free-text address lines. If you send postal addresses with your SEPA payments, it's worth starting to fill out the structured fields now, so you're ready whichever date ends up being set.
A Rebrand Worth Knowing About
SEB corporate cards: cards branded "Eurocard" and issued through SEB Kort Bank Business now appear as AirPlus across Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Same cards, same identifiers, new name.
Integration Updates
We continue to refine and expand our banking API integration network to ensure robust and efficient banking solutions. Here are the latest updates across our integrations:
New Integrations
We've added support for the following institutions:
Eurobank (ex-Hellenic Bank) (CY)
Føroya Banki (DK) – Replaces the to-be-deprecated BankNordik Faroe Islands integration
Føroya Banki Danmark (DK) – Rebranded from BankNordik Denmark
Juni (EU)
Volksbank Tirol (AT)
And released new integrations for the following institutions:
Addiko Bank (SI) – Migrated to the new API
ING (BE, DE, ES, IT, LU, NL, RO) – New integration for API v4, replacing the previous ING integration
ING Wholesale Banking (AT, BE, BG, CZ, DE, ES, FR, HU, IE, IT, LU, NL, PT, RO, SK) – New integration for API v4Extended Integrations
Extended Integrations
The following integrations have been extended:
Banca Widiba (IT) – Added support for business accounts
Nordea (DK, FI, NO, SE) – Added instant SEPA payment support for Finland
Fixed and Improved Integrations
We've rolled out reliability and performance improvements across multiple institutions, including:
Banco BPM (IT)
Bigbank (EE, LT, LV)
CartaBCC (IT)
Credia Bank (GR)
Crédit Agricole-supported regional banks (FR)
Eika-supported banks (NO)
Eurobank (ex-Hellenic Bank) (CY)
Gruppo BCC Iccrea (IT)
iBanFirst (EU)
ING (BE, DE, ES, IT, LU, NL, RO) – Fixed card accounts parsing (previous integration, replaced by ING v4 above)
ING Bank Śląski (PL)
Intesa Sanpaolo (IT)
Nordea (DK, FI, NO, SE)
Numia (IT)
OTP Bank (HU)
Revolut (EU)
SEB Kort Bank-supported card brands (DK, FI, NO, SE)
Self Bank (ES)
Slovenská sporiteľňa (SK)
Svea Bank (SE)
Swedbank-supported banks (EE, LT, LV, SE)
Tatra banka (SK)
TietoEvry-supported banks (NO, SE)
Webank (IT)
Zagrebačka banka (HR)
Integrations Removed
The following integrations have been removed:
PenSam (DK) – integration removed, as the bank got merged into Arbejdernes Landsbank
For a comprehensive list of integration changes, click here.
As always, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at support.api@enablebanking.com.
September brings a BankID login fix for Swedbank customers in Sweden, instant SEPA payments for Nordea in Finland, and news that the SEPA structured address deadline has been pushed back. Plus new integrations, including ING API v4, and reliability updates across Europe.