eIDAS and the Regulatory Technical Standards for Strong Customer Authentication

eIDAS and the Regulatory Technical Standards for Strong Customer Authentication

The Delegated Regulation on Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) by the European Commission aims to facilitate Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and establish secure communication channels.

Introducing the CEF Building Blocks - eDelivery, eID, eSignature, eInvoicing & eTranslation

Introducing the CEF Building Blocks - eDelivery, eID, eSignature, eInvoicing & eTranslation

The CEF building blocks of the digital service infrastructure, as defined under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) cover essential components like user identification and authentication, communication, invoicing, payment and electronic service delivery.

EBA’s Opinion on elements of Strong Customer Authentication under PSD2 – Part I - Inherence

EBA’s Opinion on elements of Strong Customer Authentication under PSD2 – Part I - Inherence

A fundamental objective of the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) has been to reduce the risk of fraud to the maximum extent possible and ensuring security for electronic payment transactions.

EBA’s opinion on elements of Strong Customer Authentication under PSD2 – Part 2 – Possession and Knowledge

EBA’s opinion on elements of Strong Customer Authentication under PSD2 – Part 2 – Possession and Knowledge

Financial institutions and solution providers are busy implementing the requirements of Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) under the Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) and the Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS).

An introduction to the Regulatory Technical Standards

An introduction to the Regulatory Technical Standards

The European Commission adopted the Delegated Regulation on Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) in November 2017. These standards provide detailed specifications to achieve the strict security requirements for payment service providers in the EU.