Access to Environments

Prepaid Deluxe

Status	Sandbox
Certificate	Test/Production
URL	https://priora.saltedge.com/prepaid_deluxe_sandbox

Test credentials (Oauth)

Definitions

Term	Definition
Authorisation	The XS2A API will allow an ASPSP to implement OAuth2 as a support for the authorisation of the PSU towards the TPP for the payment initiation and/or account information service. In this case, the TPP will be the client, the PSU the resource owner and the ASPSP will be the resource server in the abstract OAuth2 model.
Consent	A range of rules on security, providing access to accounts, and enabling traceability and the mitigation of fraud risks.
Provider	Represents the ASPSP. A bank or financial institution that offer payment accounts with online access.
TPP	A third party provider application.
Customer	A bank account holder. The end-user of payment services.
AISP	Account Information Service Provider. A Client application that allows a Customer to list account and holder information.
Session	Any activity that is forwarded by Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance on behalf of a Customer.
Scopes	A set of permissions granted to a TPP application.
SCA	Strong Customer Authentication using SaltEdge Authenticator.

Registration

The process of TPP registration is made via an API request to TPP Register endpoint. In order to access Provider Sandbox you need to use eIDAS QSEAL test certificate.

Access to production environment is allowed only with production QSEAL certificates. It is possible to add a QSEAL or QWAC certificate via API request to TPP Certficate endpoint.

After adding a certificate, the registered TPP will have assigned a set of scopes based on the provided certificate.

I.e. AISP certificate will result into account, transactions, kyc scopes, while a PISP certificate will result into payments, funds_availability scopes. The available scopes can be seen when creating an TPP Application.

TPP configuration and API keys

TPP may have a number of TPP Applications, them being essentially API keys(ID and secret). These applications serve to identify a specific TPP configuration. For example, say we have a company X that identifies itself as a PFM. Suppose it targets mobile devices(iOS, Android) and web browsers, thus they would have to configure three TPP applications, one for Apple devices, another for Android devices, and one for web browsers. Or maybe Company X needs to test their new features within staging environment first, then it would be convenient to configure another client application for these purposes.

But before managing API keys it is wise to check the TPP configuration. In order to do this, navigate to TPP Settings. Here it is possible to modify TPP's name, email, as well as other business details.

Take into consideration that all TPP Applications will have the same, predefined during registration, scopes. This will ensure that an AISP license certificate will be used only for getting information about Customer's banking details and PISP license certificates will allow creation of payment orders on behalf of Customer.

In order to be able to go Live, TPP has to supply a valid certificate. This could be accomplished using tpp-certificates endpoint.

Now back to managing API keys. The very first test application will be created during the TPP registration process. To configure it navigate to applications page.

Proceed by selecting Test application.

On the page presented above it is possible to change application's name regenerate application secret and set up callback (also doubles as redirect) URL for updates from Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Solution. In order for your TPP to go live, you must have configured at least one TPP application.

Requesting Provider access

After successful registration and configuration, Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Team will move TPP into Test status.

This will allow TPP to start making request to all sandboxes available to Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Solution.

After TPP finishes development, it can ask Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Team to change its status to Live. This way, TPP will be able to request access for Live banks connected to Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Solution.

API Endpoints

The table below describes the list of all API endpoints available at Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Solution. The endpoints are based on NextGenPSD2 Framework version 1.3.6. also known as BerlinGroup Standard. BerlinGroup endpoints are name-spaced after selected provider_code. Ex: for Prepaid Deluxe, the endpoints will start with /prepaid_deluxe_sandbox/api...

Endpoint	Verb	Purpose
/v1/accounts/refresh	POST	This endpoint is responsible for starting the process of refreshing account information data on SaltEdge PSD2 Compliance Solution side. Due to asynchronous nature of this action, TPP has to poll the status of this process using Accounts RefreshStatus endpoint.
/v1/accounts/refresh/status	GET	This endpoint is responsible for returning the current status of fetching account information process.
/v1/card-accounts/:account_id/balances	GET	Reads balance data from a given card account addressed by account-id.
/v1/card-accounts	GET	Reads a list of card accounts with additional information, e.g. balance information. It is assumed that a consent of the PSU to this access is already given and stored on Salt Edge Compliance system. The addressed list of card accounts depends then on the PSU ID and the stored consent addressed by consentId.
/v1/card-accounts/:account_id	GET	Reads details about a card account. It is assumed that a consent of the PSU to this access is already given and stored on the Salt Edge Compliance system. The addressed details of this account depends then on the stored consent addressed by consentId.
/v1/card-accounts/:account_id/transactions	GET	Read transaction reports or transaction lists of a given card account addressed by account-id.
/v1/consents/:consent_id/authorisations/:authorisation_id	GET	This method returns the SCA status of a consent initiation's authorisation sub-resource.
/v1/consents	POST	This method create a consent resource, defining access rights to dedicated accounts of a given PSU-ID. These accounts are addressed explicitly in the method as parameters as a core function.
/v1/consents/:consent_id	DELETE	This method deletes a consent.
/v1/consents/:consent_id	GET	Returns the content of an account information consent object. This is returning the data for the TPP especially in cases, where the consent was directly managed between ASPSP and PSU e.g. in a re-direct SCA Approach.
/v1/consents/:consent_id/status	GET	Read the status of an account information consent resource.
/v1/tpp/register	POST	Used for registration in Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance Dashboard. After registration, you will receive a letter of confirmation on your representative email.

Certificate Roles

Type	Description
PSP_AI	"accounts", "transactions", "kyc"
PSP_PI	"payments"
PSP_CI	"funds_availability"
PSP_AS	"accounts", "transactions", "kyc", "payments", "funds_availability"

Scopes Definition

Type	Description
payments	grants TPP right to initiate payment orders on behalf of Customer
accounts	grants TPP access to Customer's accounts data
transactions	grants TPP access to transactions which belong to Customer's account
kyc	grants TPP access to view Customer's KYC data
funds_availability	grants TPP right to check availability of funds under specific account which belongs to Customer

During any request or flow originating either on TPP or Salt Edge PSD2 Compliance side, a number of errors may appear. In order to standardize errors while still giving some degree of freedom in explaining an error callback, parameters should include both error_text and error_code. Error message serves the purpose of communicating the issue to the Customer, whereas error class should be used by TPPs in order to be able to handle various scenarios.

Contents of the error_code are entirely up to the Provider, they may even be localized. However, values sent within error_text parameter should be from the standardized list. This list may and will be extended over time.

Class	Code	Description
ServiceInvalid	400	Something went wrong on Provider(ASPSP) side.
FormatError	400	Invalid input. More info in error_message
ConsentUnknown	401	The Consent-ID cannot be matched by the ASPSP relative to the TPP.
ConsentInvalid	401	The consent was created by this TPP but is not valid for the addressed service/resource.
ConsentExpired	401	The consent was created by this TPP but has expired and needs to be renewed.
CertificateMissing	401	This request cannot be performed without Certificate header.
CertificateInvalid	401	Given certificate is invalid.
SignatureMalformed	401	Given signature is malformed.
SignatureMissing	401	This request cannot be performed without Signature header.
SignatureInvalid	401	Given signature is invalid.
AccessDenied	403	Action you want to perform is not allowed. More in error_message
ProductInvalid	403	The payment product is not supported by the addressed service/resource.
ResourceUnknown	404	The addressed resource is unknown relative to the TPP.
ProductUnknown	404	The payment product wasn't found.
CancellationInvalid	405	The addressed payment is not cancellable e.g. due to cut off time passed or legal constraints.
AccessExceeded	429	Exceeded the number of requests for this action.