EBICS V 4.0 - Request for Comments EBICS has been used as a standard procedure in communication between corporate customers and banks for many years. The community of "EBICS countries" - organised in the [...] nationwide coverage – In addition, EBICS (as an open standard) can also be used in other countries. The EBICS SC is particularly responsible for the further development of the EBICS standard. Development is driven [...] the EBICS SC - now consists of four countries (i.e. the banking industries of these countries). Germany, France, Switzerland and Austria offer this standard to their corporate customers with an almost

are also well suited for the use of EBICS for interbank/CSM communication. By joining the EBICS Company (EBICS SC), other countries will have the opportunity to adopt the EBICS procedure, thus making it a [...] a European standard. The objective of the EBICS SC is to extend the use of EBICS to other European countries and to further harmonise transactions, electronic authentication, and customer-to-bank dataformats [...] of using EBICS are: Allowing direct interaction of corporates with their banks A common standard for all banks and customers Established and open communication standard: Corporate customers can use standard

objectives of the EBICS SC are to maintain and further develop the standard according to the market requirements of participating countries and to extend the use of EBICS to other European countries. Further topics [...] s, electronic authentication and customer-to-bank communication standards. A European ambition - EBICS is the answer to Eurosystem SEPA expectations: From chapter 1.3 of the 6th ECB Progress Report: “The [...] initiate a payment electronically and receive electronic confirmation once the payment is settled.” EBICS is an important element of E-SEPA To reach this goal we need an interoperable communication standard

transfers using EBICS only require the specification of a new order type. Account information, on the other hand, can already be provided using the internationally established MT940 format. EBICS is thus [...] application of EBICS. EBICS 2.4 is the first German-French EBICS version. Since that, CFONB (French Committee for Banking Organization and Normalization) launched its project to support EBICS with the aim [...] The objective of the EBICS SC is to extend the use of EBICS to other European countries and to further harmonise transactions, electronic authentication, and client-to-bank formats.

derivative uses of the Specifications. The EBICS logo is a trademark of EBICS SC and may not be copied, imitated or used without the prior written permission of EBICS SC. Logo Ready for EBICS The use of the [...] shall not imply EBICS SC's agreement to such use nor shall it imply any endorsement or sponsorship by EBICS SC of such use. In all cases, the EBICS SC reserves the right to prohibit the use of its logo in [...] property rights of EBICS SC. Products and services not based on the EBICS Specifications as published on the EBICS SC Website must not be called EBICS and must not be identified with the EBICS Logo. All materials

The Common Implementation Guide (Common IG) applicable to all EBICS countries was developed by the EBICS Working Group. It is based on EBICS version 3.0. In June 2022, another extended version 03 was published

banks and/or countries (which can continue communicating with Austrian banks using 3.0.2 with protocol H005, with no changes required). Given the limited scope of the changes to the EBICS specification [...] in Austria on the basis of EBICS V 3.0.2 Starting with November 2023, Austrian Banks will offer their clients support for commercial banking through the international EBICS standard, replacing support [...] Austria has asked the EBICS SC to accept bespoke change request and secured an anonymous vote in favour of adoption, but with a major caveat: the adoption will take place only with EBICS 4.0, the next major

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derivative uses of the Specifications. The EBICS logo is a trademark of EBICS SC and may not be copied, imitated or used without the prior written permission of EBICS SC. Logo Ready for EBICS The use of the [...] correct use of the logo, please contact the secretariat at info [at] ebics [dot] de . I accept the condition as listed above! Terms of Use and Terms of use of the logo "Ready for EBICS" ! Use of EBICS Logo [...] shall not imply EBICS SC's agreement to such use nor shall it imply any endorsement or sponsorship by EBICS SC of such use. In all cases, the EBICS SC reserves the right to prohibit the use of its logo in

Use of EBICS Logo On this page, we provide a special EBICS logo (Ready For EBICS) which, in contrast to the EBICS logo, may be used without the "Ready For" lettering without further express permission [...] from the EBICS SC as long as the use is within the terms of use formulated for this: The use of the "Ready for EBICS" logo is allowed unless the use creates the incorrect impression or assumption that [...] logo was used contrary to this specification. The use of the logo shall not imply the EBICS SC's agreement to such use nor shall it imply any endorsement or sponsorship by the EBICS SC of such use. In all