TPP

TPP

July 8, 2024 | seedling, permanent

Open Banking #

A Third Party Provider (TPP) can be an Account Information Service Provider (AISP) or a Payment Initiation Service Provider (PISP) or both alrajhi bank ref

  • Open banking third party providers facilitate interaction between bank and customer.

  • While typically consumers communicate directly with the bank, with a TPP, consumers communicate with their TPP who then interacts with the bank.

  • It therefore functions as a kind of liaison.

    are organizations or natural persons that use APIs developed to Standards to access customer’s accounts, in order to provide account information services and/or to initiate payments. Third Party Providers are either/both Payment Initiation Service Providers (PISP) and/or Account Information Service Providers (AISP).

Example #

AzmX can be TPP because.

TPP vs TSP #

AzmX can be TSP because it is planning to build products and services using Open Banking

AttributeTPP (Third-Party Provider)TSP (Technical Service Provider)
RoleProvides services like account aggregation, payment initiation, etc., by accessing bank APIs.Provides the technical infrastructure to facilitate API access between TPPs and Banks.
RegulationRegulated by financial authorities, must adhere to open banking standards like PSD2 in the EU.May or may not be regulated, depending on the jurisdiction and the services offered.
Interaction with End-UserDirect interaction with end-users to provide various financial services.Typically does not interact with end-users; offers B2B services.
API AccessUses APIs to access financial information or initiate payments, with user consent.Provides or manages APIs for TPPs, may also handle API security, monitoring, and analytics.
Business ModelB2C or B2B2C, earns by providing value-added services to end-users or businesses.Typically B2B, earns by offering technical services to banks or TPPs.
Example ServicesAccount Information Service Providers (AISP), Payment Initiation Service Providers (PISP), etc.API gateways, identity verification services, API monitoring, etc.


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