Open Banking Compliance
Comply with major Open Banking standards in use worldwide.
API Sandbox
Launch an API Sandbox tailored to your needs.
Fintech Hackathon
Access new fintech products and talent by launching a hackathon event.
API Strategy
Plan and implement a successful API strategy.
Blockchain Banking
Offer the next generation of financial services.
Regulatory Advisory
From the team that inspired the first Open Banking regulation in the world.
Regulatory Sandbox
Monitor disruptive fintech innovations to ensure compliance with local rules.
Getting started
Get started with the OBP API.
Training
Get your team API-ready with our personalised training courses.
Dual licensed model
The AGPL is the original open source license updated for the web. You can distribute modified versions if you keep track of the changes and the date you made them. As per usual with GNU licenses, it is a viral licence and you must license derivatives under AGPL. Additionally, the source code must be distributed along with web publication. You can read the full text of the licence here.
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If use of our drivers under the AGPL does not satisfy your organization, commercial licenses are available with open Bank Project. Feel free to contact us for more details.
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