Join the Swiss Open Finance ecosystem
AIS & PSS by Qwist
Qwist empowers banks to swiftly integrate into the Swiss multibanking and Open Finance ecosystem. Our comprehensive solution offers a secure connectivity layer for SIX bLink, ensuring seamless connection and user consent management. With a modular design, and flexible configuration options, our product not only addresses current multibanking needs but also prepares banks for future Open Finance use cases.
Effortlessly open your back-end systems
Overcoming multibanking challenges via secure APIs
In the era of Open Finance, banks need to grant third-party access to financial data and services through secure APIs. Unlike the EU’s regulatory approach, Switzerland’s market-driven strategy requires banks to voluntarily support Open Finance. To meet the Swiss federal council’s demands and avoid further regulation, the Swiss Bankers Association has committed to enabling multibanking for natural persons. However, opening back-end systems can be challenging, due to limited resources and technological capabilities.
Swiss-tailored third-party access
Reduced Complexity
Our product complies with Swiss market standards (SIX bLink, SFTI) and is highly configurable to meet your needs.
Modular Integration
AIS & PSS leverages existing security and API solutions within your bank.
Rapid Deployment
Easy-to-integrate, scalable product ensures swift time-to-market.
Future-Proof Expandability
Supports multibanking in Switzerland and future Open Finance initiatives globally (e.g., OpenWealth).
How Qwist’s AIS & PSS for Switzerland works
Out-of-the-box solution for participation in Open Finance and Multibanking in particular
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From our many years of experience with Qwist, we know that we can roll out even complex API solutions efficiently and quickly with their standard products.
Marianne Wildi ● CEO
Hypothekarbank Lenzburg AG is one of the first of currently 40 Swiss banks that have signed the “Memorandum of Understanding” to introduce multibanking for its customers. The bank is once again relying on the open finance platform from qwist.