PSD2 is the directive with which the European authorities seek to achieve the definitive opening of the European Union's financial and banking sector through the total standardization of services. This is a key standard, but by no means recent, as its first version dates from 2007.
Facebook is still the largest social network in the world. Leveraging its size, it can reach audiences that were inaccessible to all platforms until now. More than 2 billion people are active and more than 1.5 billion use it every day. The company founded by Mark Zuckerberg has become indispensable for digital businesses across the planet. If you own a business, you must ponder your Facebook presence, at the very least to consider whether it can help you draw attention to your products or services.
If you are an API developer you are very likely to be interested in information about the legal framework for protecting the copyright on them. In this article for BBVAOpen4u, María Kovesdi offers several tips to help to navigate your way through the legislation.
The PSD2 directive has come into force and opened a new scenario of liberalization of the financial sector in Europe. In this new context, several protagonists take on a specific role in the relationship between banks, services providers, European regulatory institutions and customers.
Some weeks ago we took part in the World Open Banking Dialogue in London. There we heard first-hand how banks around the world are helping to consolidate the open banking concept, while we also had the opportunity to set out BBVA's vision of the phenomenon.
We have interviewed one of the members of the winning team of the BBVA prize in the hackathon that took place at the South Summit 2018.
A large part of the user authentication protocols in the new digital age –both proprietary solutions in the hands of companies such as IBM or Oracle and open solutions like OpenID and OAuth 2.0– are based on application programming interfaces (APIs).
Software professionals are a restless breed of Internet users, and conventional means of online communication, such as blogs, are rarely their favorite means of sharing concerns and insights. However, there are some excellent blogs out there on APIs, many of them on corporate sites. Below is a selection of the best blogs to keep up with all the latest regarding these software tools.
Using an optimal credential or authentication system is vital to ensure the security of an application programming interface. OAuth 2.0 has become the basic security protocol for mobile APIs development and for providing credentials to launch native applications. The basic HTTP access authentication method does not guarantee the same level of security.
How much does a 30 year old woman spend on restaurants, at which times and on which days of the week? What is the average bill for a meal in zip code 28100? If I close a road to traffic, will people's consumer habits change? What impact does a big event like World Pride have? Where do my buying customers come from? Where do they go? These are just some of the questions answered by PayStats.
