TPPs need to be able to rely on highly available and well performing dedicated interfaces provided by ASPSPs, so that they can in turn provide reliable services to their customers.
Other pages in this section Operational Guidelines Overview Availability and performance Dedicated Interface Requirements Problem Resolution Change and Communication Management Operational Guidelines Checklist TPP Guidelines Change Log
In this chapter Key Indicators for Availability & Performance The following tables set out: The regulatory requirements, as defined by EBA Guidelines 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4. For each requirement, OBIE guidelines to explain how these should be calculated by ASPSPs for the dedicated interface. For each requirement, an OBIE recommended benchmark for the dedicated interface. Regarding the latter, the RTS is clear that ASPSPs must… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Availability EBA Guideline 2.2 sets out a minimum of two KPIs for availability that an ASPSP should have in place for each of its dedicated interfaces. EBA Guideline 2.4 provides information on how to calculate these KPIs. The following table explains these KPIs in greater detail and provides further guidance on how they should be calculated. TPPs may consider… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Performance EBA Guideline 2.3 sets out a minimum of four KPIs for performance that an ASPSP should have in place for each of its dedicated interfaces. The following table explains these KPIs in greater detail and provides guidance on how they should be calculated. The OBIE Standard defines a number of endpoints which should be made available by ASPSPs in their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Publication of Statistics EBA Guideline 3.1 requires that ASPSPs “… provide its competent authority with a plan for publication of daily statistics on a quarterly basis on the availability and performance of the dedicated interface as set out in Guidelines 2.2 and 2.3, and of each of the interfaces made available to its own PSUs for directly accessing their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Key Indicators for Availability & Performance The following tables set out: The regulatory requirements, as defined by EBA Guidelines 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4. For each requirement, OBIE guidelines to explain how these should be calculated by ASPSPs for the dedicated interface. For each requirement, an OBIE recommended benchmark for the dedicated interface. Regarding the latter, the RTS is clear that ASPSPs must… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Availability EBA Guideline 2.2 sets out a minimum of two KPIs for availability that an ASPSP should have in place for each of its dedicated interfaces. EBA Guideline 2.4 provides information on how to calculate these KPIs. The following table explains these KPIs in greater detail and provides further guidance on how they should be calculated. TPPs may consider… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Performance EBA Guideline 2.3 sets out a minimum of four KPIs for performance that an ASPSP should have in place for each of its dedicated interfaces. The following table explains these KPIs in greater detail and provides guidance on how they should be calculated. The OBIE Standard defines a number of endpoints which should be made available by ASPSPs in their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Publication of Statistics EBA Guideline 3.1 requires that ASPSPs “… provide its competent authority with a plan for publication of daily statistics on a quarterly basis on the availability and performance of the dedicated interface as set out in Guidelines 2.2 and 2.3, and of each of the interfaces made available to its own PSUs for directly accessing their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019