We believe Open Banking can give our customers access to new products and services and will increase innovation in financial services. We’ve already collaborated with TPPs to give our customers access to some of these new services and will continue to increase the APIs and channels we support.
Before we can onboard you, you must be registered with the FCA or another European regulator and enrolled in the Open Banking Directory.
You can find more information on how to get started with us below or visit our Developer Portal.
Getting started
You must be registered with the FCA or another European regulator to enroll in the Open Banking Directory.
Once you’ve enrolled and signed up for access to Open Banking, you can find our details in the OB Directory by searching ‘Northern Bank Limited t/a Danske Bank’
In the Directory you can find our well-known / OpenID configurations for Danske Bank Personal and Danske Bank Business which will show you:
Our registration endpoint
Supported authorisation methods
Authorisation and token endpoint URIs
Other information you may find useful.
We support dynamic client registration endpoint to onboard to Danske Bank Personal, Danske Bank Business or both.
Please visit our Developer Portal for all information on our supported APIs and supporting documentation including information on our well-known configurations for Danske Bank Personal, Danske Bank Business and information on the locations of our branches and ATMs and on our financial products.
You can get more information on dynamic client registration in the Open Banking specifications.
Next steps
Once your registration request is received, we’ll respond with your client credentials which will identify you in all future Open Banking requests. You must ensure this information is held securely and not shared with any other companies.
We want to make it as easy as possible for you to onboard with us. You can get more information on the Open Banking Directory specifications and guidelines for Read/Write Participants on the Open Banking Developer Zone.
Please visit our Developer Portal for all information on our supported documentation.
Yes, the following limits apply:
Danske Bank Personal
A daily limit of GBP 25,000 for all electronic payments
Danske Bank Business
Faster Payment limit of GBP 250,000 per payment.
Individual business users may also have a limit on the value of payments they can make as set by the business owner.
You should adhere to the Open Banking ‘fair usage’ policy of no more than 4 requests for data where the PSU is not present within a 24 hour period.
This depends on your agreement with the PSU. If you have a long-lived or open-ended consent then you can access account information as agreed with them unless they revoke their consent. However PSUs will need to re-authenticate with us once every 90 days so that we can continue to share their data.
Yes, the PSU must be present when a payment transaction is initiated as they must consent and authorise the payment.
Yes, a PSU can withdraw the access they have given you in our online banking channel. If they do this, we won’t provide you with any further account information until/unless the PSU gives you their consent again
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