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    Use PSD2 Access-to-Account to empower your strategy!
    
    













    
Following PSD2 regulations, banks have published APIs and thus provide access to account to Third Party Providers (TPPs). In this way, new players can access the account information of customers (AIS) or initiate payments (PIS) on their behalf at different banks in one go. Innovation and creativity using these new possibilities are expected to rise, and you can be one of those who’ll lead. Are you curious about the new opportunities?






    





















    

    

        

    


    

        




    
Opportunities using Access to the Account


Whether you are a bank, retailer, telco, fintech or bigtech, insurance company or another type of organization, you can apply for the license of becoming a TPP and seize the opportunities that arise following PSD2. 


Our infographic explains how to reap the benefits if the new opportunities our infographic:


    

  • Provide a low-cost and secure pan-European payment initiation service both online as well as in-store
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  • Provide up-to-date insights into the financial situation of your retail and business customers online and real-time
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  • Provide an online tailor-made loan or credit line for your retail or business customers
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  • Manage your funds efficiently and effectively as an entrepreneur
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How can you benefit from business opportunities arising from PSD2's Access to Accounts?

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        Your challenges
        
        
        
To seize the opportunities you need to handle the following challenges:


  • How to create the required reach to the different banks in Europe in a smooth and easy way?
  • How to integrate the Payment Initiation Services (PIS) and Account Information Services (AIS) into a competitive end-to-end solution towards your customers?
  • How to deal with the issues related to entering the financial industry (as a non-financial player) and/or deal with the new technology of APIs?

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        Our solution
        
        
        
    With our Access 2 Account TPP services your challenges will be easily met. You can rely on us to provide: 

  • Cost-effective reach throughout Europe

  • Extensive knowledge and experience of the financial industry

  • Value-added services from within our organization or via our partnership network

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        Whitepaper
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    Practical step-by-step guide for TPPs 
    
        
    Are you considering to become a TPP? Based on recent market consultations, we know that many would-be TPPs feel uncertain if they should become a TPP and if so, what they need to do to best prepare for PSD2. 

This practical whitepaper helps you to understand the potential positions and roles of TPPs when preparing for PSD2.
    
        
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    Contact our expert
    
                Tom Wijnen
                Senior Product Marketing Manager
                
    Tom is responsible for the Access 2 Account TPP and iDEAL, iDIN and e-Mandate processing services. He has been working for this company since 2001, first managing and developing Dutch payment products after which he actively developed the SEPA portfolio. Tom has extensive knowledge of the payment system and has done work for the European Payment Council.

T  +31 6 15 86 32 97
    
                Mail Tom