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Regulatory APIs

A suite of secure, compliant and fully operated regulatory connectivity solutions for financial institutions

About Finologee’s Regulatory API Portals

Finologee’s Regulatory API Portals bring together a set of fully operated services that support financial institutions in meeting essential regulatory obligations with clarity and confidence. Whether organisations require PSD2/PSD3 Access-to-Account connectivity, CEDRS reporting under CSSF Circular 20/747, or Verification of Payee (VOP) checks, each service is operated within Finologee’s supervised, audit-ready environment in Luxembourg.

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PSD2-3/PSR

The high-end choice of private/commercial banks and EMIs/PIs to achieve full PSD2 compliance

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CEDRS

Fully managed technical gateway for Luxembourg banks to share IBAN account & safe-deposit box holder data with the regulator (CSSF Circular 20/747)

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VOP

EPC‑aligned VOP compliance for Instant Payments & PSD3, delivered with SurePay

This framework ensures controlled connectivity with external stakeholders, dependable data processing and monitoring, and continuous operational oversight – enabling smooth, secure and compliant day-to-day operations.

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Key benefits

01 Operational oversight

Consistent and well-supervised daily operations, supported by continuous monitoring and structured incident processes

A supervised, audit-ready operating environment, designed to meet the expectations of the Luxembourg financial industry

Controlled connectivity with external stakeholders, including regulators, TPPs and verification partners

Strong authentication and access controls, aligned with applicable regulatory and security requirements

Consistent and traceable data handling, including validation, transformation and logging

Continuous alignment with EU-level and Luxembourg regulatory developments, ensuring long-term compliance and operational stability

Latest Insights

PSR: what the draft agreement means for banks, open banking, and fraud prevention

Following the political agreement reached in November 2025, the technical trilogue work on the Payment Services Regulation has been completed and a draft agreement text has been finalised.

Highlights from the ABBL FinTech & Innovation Forum: Many Experiences, One Bank

On 16 March 2026, the ABBL FinTech & Innovation Forum, organised in cooperation with Spuerkeess, brought together a diverse community of banking and FinTech leaders in Luxembourg around

PSR: what the provisional political agreement signals for PSPs

This article is part of our series tracking the developments of the EU’s new payments framework and what it means for the financial industry. The shift from PSD2

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