This chapter outlines various change scenarios that may impact TPPs and provides guidance for an ASPSP to consider when implementing a change and communicating to TPPs.
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 Downtime Downtime is defined in section Availability Planned downtime, by its nature, is something that an ASPSP anticipates and therefore is able to give advance notice to TPPs. It is not generally possible to give advanced notice of unplanned downtime, but ASPSPs should give notice as soon as they are aware of the downtime. The impact of… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Implementation of a new OBIE Standard The OBIE Standard will continue to evolve over time to cater for potential regulatory changes/clarifications, agreed Open Banking roadmap requirements and approved changes (which may include adding new functionality, fixing defects, and errata). Where possible, OBIE will schedule new versions of the Standard so that all participants can plan ahead and build new APIs to this plan, this will therefore reduce development and support costs for all participants and increase adoption. View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Changes to an ASPSP’s Infrastructure, Configuration or Software At any time, an ASPSP may need to make changes to any element of their system, including implementation of a new version (as described above). This includes the adding/removing of functionality or fields within an existing version. This may or may not require downtime. In such cases, TPPs may need to update and re-onboard their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019 Notification of a Change ASPSPs should provide notice to TPPs of a change (within the time frames outlined above) via the ASPSP’s own website or developer portal. When informing TPPs of an anticipated change, an ASPSP should confirm: Date notice is given Details of the change that will be made (e.g. implementation of new version) Reason for the change… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Downtime Downtime is defined in section Availability Planned downtime, by its nature, is something that an ASPSP anticipates and therefore is able to give advance notice to TPPs. It is not generally possible to give advanced notice of unplanned downtime, but ASPSPs should give notice as soon as they are aware of the downtime. The impact of… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Implementation of a new OBIE Standard The OBIE Standard will continue to evolve over time to cater for potential regulatory changes/clarifications, agreed Open Banking roadmap requirements and approved changes (which may include adding new functionality, fixing defects, and errata). Where possible, OBIE will schedule new versions of the Standard so that all participants can plan ahead and build new APIs to this plan, this will therefore reduce development and support costs for all participants and increase adoption. View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Changes to an ASPSP’s Infrastructure, Configuration or Software At any time, an ASPSP may need to make changes to any element of their system, including implementation of a new version (as described above). This includes the adding/removing of functionality or fields within an existing version. This may or may not require downtime. In such cases, TPPs may need to update and re-onboard their… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019
Notification of a Change ASPSPs should provide notice to TPPs of a change (within the time frames outlined above) via the ASPSP’s own website or developer portal. When informing TPPs of an anticipated change, an ASPSP should confirm: Date notice is given Details of the change that will be made (e.g. implementation of new version) Reason for the change… View journey This version was published 5 Years ago 20 Dec 2019