Germany added! | Salt Edge

Germany has been the most requested country by our clients. And here it is. Your users can now easily connect to most of their banks using the same interface. The HBCI/FinTS standard also works well with our current API implementation, so your apps can immediately start supporting German banks. Here’s just a sample of the banks coming with this update:

Deutsche Bank
Commerzbank
DZ Bank
Landesbank Baden-Württemberg
Bayer Hypo- und Vereinsbank
Sparkasse
Raiffeisen Bank

And a lot of others. Moving on, we’ll have a couple of surprises for everyone next month, including something cool for our mobile clients. Stay tuned and follow us @saltedge.

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