Bank payments and open banking
Open banking: TrueLayer and Revolut
We have already integrated TrueLayer and Revolut in production and connect it to your system: reliable, traceable and monitored in operation.
What is TrueLayer and Revolut?
Open banking enables payments directly from the bank account and access to account data via the interfaces banks provide under the Payment Services Directive PSD2. TrueLayer is an open banking platform from London, Revolut a neobank with its own payment interfaces.
What we have built
- Open banking payments integrated with TrueLayer and Revolut.
- Payment method enabled per market, reconciliation with the settlement reports.
What matters in the integration
- Strong customer authentication (SCA) takes place at the bank: solve redirect and return cleanly.
- Payment initiated does not yet mean money received: track the status until the amount is credited.
- Check coverage per country and bank.
What we build around it
- Exactly-once booking: callbacks, webhooks and timeouts handled so that no payment is booked twice or lost.
- Payment reconciliation with the provider's settlement reports, automated instead of manual.
- Payment method switchable per market, with limits according to the market's rules.
- Monitoring and alerting, so that provider outages are noticed immediately.
- Test cases and mock interfaces, so that releases can be tested without the real provider.
Frequently asked questions
Can Limeship integrate TrueLayer and Revolut into our existing system?
Yes. We have already integrated TrueLayer and Revolut in production, in a platform with online portal, apps and branches in several markets. We connect it to your existing backend, whether .NET, Java or another stack, and take over testing, monitoring and operation if you wish.
What do we need to get started?
A contract with TrueLayer and Revolut or with the payment service provider that offers TrueLayer and Revolut, access to the test environment and the requirements of your business side. We clarify everything else in a first conversation.