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Hongwei edited this page Sep 14, 2017 · 4 revisions

Hello!

This is a special page for the Société Générale OBP API K sandbox.

TL;DR

Go here: Société Générale OBP API Sandbox K2

Status

This document may be updated.

Overview

Open Bank Project is an open source API for banks that provides a RESTful interface for developers to build customer facing applications without needing to code for each bank or account type differently. You can use it as a flexible toolbox of data and services to help realise (a.k.a. hack!) your ideas together. For the hackathons, developers have access to simulated transaction data for imaginary customers that match certain customer profiles.

What sort of applications can I build with the OBP API?

Customer facing retail banking and fintech applications for consumers, SMEs, associations, charities, governments and NGOs; including (but not limited to!) Personal Finance Management (PFM) Solutions, online accounting integration, financial widgets, Savings Apps, Education Apps, Gamification, Peace of Mind Apps, Transparency Apps, Crowd funding, on boarding, CRM etc..

What data and services can I access?

This OBP instance contains simulated customer related data.

Simulated Customer related data / APIs include:

  • Account information, balance and transaction history of multiple bank accounts
  • Enrich bank transactions with metadata (tags, comments, urls and geolocation) for example to link a receipt or video to a transaction
  • Create/Access different views on accounts. Each view grants a subset of the data to a restricted group of users. For example, a customer could offer special views on his account to his accountants, auditors or regulators. A charity might open their accounts to the public
  • Initiate payments
  • Onboard Customers (KYC etc.)

Application registration

You will need to register your application here. You will get a consumer key and consumer secret for the calls requiring OAuth or Direct Login authentication.

Direct Login and OAuth

The recomended way to authenticate in the hackathon context is to use Direct Login.

To get started with OBP and OAuth we recommend you use (and fork) one of our OAuth Starter SDKs

Note: Many examples in the docs / SDKs use the general OBP sandbox domain. Make sure you use the correct domain in all calls i.e. socgen2-k-api.openbankproject.com !

API documentation

  • For the latest version (recomended) see 3.0.0

Customer logins

During the OAuth login, the user of your app will be asked for a customer username/password.

Here are some example logins to test your Direct Login or OAuth flow:

username       password
Login-User    Password              account-has-transactioins
1000203891    123456                all have
1000203892    123456                all have                 
1000203893    1000203893            all have                           
1000203894    123456                all have                            
1000203905    111111111111111111    02010616971 (100 transactioins)
1000203906    111111111111111111    02010616973
1000203907    111111111111111111    02010616976 (90 transactioins)
1000203908    111111111111111111    02010616978
1000203909    111111111111111111    02010616980
1000203910    111111111111111111    02010616981
1000203911    111111111111111111    02010616982
1000203912    111111111111111111    02010616983
1000203913    111111111111111111    02010616984
1000203915    111111111111111111    02010616991
1000203916    111111111111111111    02010616992
1000203917    111111111111111111    02010616993
1000203918    111111111111111111    02010616996
1000203919    111111111111111111    02010616997
1000203920    111111111111111111    02010616998
1000203921    111111111111111111    02010616999
1000203922    111111111111111111    02010617000
1000203923    111111111111111111    02010617001
1000203924    111111111111111111    02010617002
1000203925    111111111111111111    02010617003
1000203905    111111111111111111    02010616971
1000203906    111111111111111111    02010616973
1000203907    111111111111111111    02010616976
1000203908    111111111111111111    02010616978
1000203909    111111111111111111    02010616980
1000203910    111111111111111111    02010616981
1000203911    111111111111111111    02010616982
1000203912    111111111111111111    02010616983
1000203913    111111111111111111    02010616984
1000203915    111111111111111111    02010616991
1000203916    111111111111111111    02010616992
1000203917    111111111111111111    02010616993
1000203918    111111111111111111    02010616996
1000203919    111111111111111111    02010616997
1000203920    111111111111111111    02010616998
1000203921    111111111111111111    02010616999 (137 transactioins)
1000203922    111111111111111111    02010617000 (55 transactioins)
1000203923    111111111111111111    02010617001 (124 transactioins)
1000203924    111111111111111111    02010617002 (97 transactioins)

Please ask a member of the Open Bank Project team for more logins if you require. You can use this application which also uses OAuth to browse your transaction data (use the above username/password).

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