Open Banking

Get quick and easy access to consumer bank account data by consent.

Cloud-based
platform that runs open banking!

All around the world, financial institutions are
being introduced to the open banking movement. Authorities are introducing data and financial regulations that give authorised third-party providers (TPPs) the rights to retrieve financial data, initiate payments, and even provision financial services on behalf of their customers (with consent).
Open banking is about enabling choice, competition and innovation by democratising access to the data and services.

About Us

Loanitt Limited announce the launch of its new Open Banking brand

Loanitt Limited, which was granted its European Open Banking Licence in November 2021, has established Kyiper to develop innovative Open Banking solutions catering to a range of industries.

Why Open Banking is the Future of Fintech

Open Banking is a big deal, with wide implications – yet it still feels like the best-kept secret within financial services. It’s about an imminent, seismic shift in the world of banking .

Open Banking in Canada

Open Banking is a global movement and Canada is no exception as presented by Michelle Beyo (CEO & Founder, Finavator) at Cyber Tech & Risk –  virtual event on April 15, 2021

Key Features

HIGH SPEED AND LOW COSTS

Immediate funding without third-parties. Smart contracts autonomously perform funding – collect and release payments

Fair deals only

Open-source smart contract ensures fair and transparent deals between merchants and affiliates

Protection from hacking

On a decentralized platform, all user accounts are independent; if one account is hacked, this won’t breach the security of.

cost effective

Scale economy through decentralization leading to significant decrease in transaction fees

No more middle men

Immediate funding without third-parties. Smart contracts autonomously perform funding – collect and release payments.

Easy entry and fair competition

Open-source smart contract ensures fair and transparent deals between merchants and affiliates

GLOBAL P2P TRADE FINANCING

On a decentralized platform, all user accounts are independent; if one account is hacked, this won’t breach the security of.

REAL-TIME DATABASE

Scale economy through decentralization leading to significant decrease in transaction fees

Why Us?

KYIPER’s technology drives new world

Traditionally the availability and analysis of financial and transactional data has always been restricted to banking institutions. With the introduction of Open Banking regulation across Europe, in a digital economy dominated by ecosystems and platforms every industry is moving to integrate and avail of this data where possible for any critical financial decision

We provide a best-in-class platform that enables any business to quickly, easily and securely access consumer banking data across any bank in Europe and world.

  • We hold an AISP License
  • Regulated by the Central Bank Of Ireland
  • Connectivity across 1000's of bank networks

Unseen technology

Open banking is a regulation that provides third-party financial service providers access to consumer banking, transaction, and other financial data from banks and non-bank financial institutions through the use of application programming interfaces (APIs).

We abstract away the integration complexity and provide a simple API that can be used to access consumer bank data in any bank in Europe

  • Developer Portal
  • Simple-to-use API
  • Instant Production Access

Data Refinement

We offer data-refinement services that clean up, normalise and categorise the data so that it can be easily analysed and used.

  • Normalised
  • Categorised
  • Cleansed
  • Concistent

Market Coverage

If you want to offer customers access to their data from any bank in Europe, you’ll want broader coverage. This usually also means more sophisticated technology, better quality and higher reliability.

  • Local
  • European
  • Global

Availability

The  availability of a platform makes a huge difference we support an average uptime above 99.9%  for business-critical services.

  • Proactive Monitoring
  • Alerting
  • Mission Critical
  • Fallback Measures

Enterprise Support

We provide SLA agreements, on-call support, roadmaps, beta testing, custom deployments and configuration, as well as ISO certification

  • Enterprise-level agreements
  • Maintenance
  • On-call support
  • Customer Feedback

Words from Open Banking Experts

  • Greg Chen
    CGAP Policy team lead

    All around the world, financial institutions are
    being introduced to the open banking movement. Authorities are introducing data and financial regulations that give authorised third-party providers (TPPs) the rights to retrieve financial data, initiate payments, and even provision financial services on behalf of their customers (with consent).

  • Chris Skinner
    Independent commentator on the financial markets

    Ignoring technological change in a financial system based upon technology is like a mouse starving to death because someone moved their cheese

  • Jim Marous
    Digital Banker Report

    Financial institutions must be able to deliver an easy to navigate, a seamless digital platform that goes far beyond a miniaturized online banking offering.

  • Tom Wijnen
    Product Marketing Manager equensWorldline

    Open Banking is key to combine data and services provided by a wide ecosystem of actors which will be the fuel of the future digital experiences

Roadmap

the process of our open finance program
1

PSD2 Launched

September 2019
2

AIS License Application

May 2020
3

Platform Architecture

March 2021
4

AIS License Granted

September 2021
5

Irish Bank Integrations

December 2021
6

Developer Portal Release

February 2022
7

Europe Banking Integration

May 2022
September 2019

PSD2 Launched

The new regulation, which progressively began entering into force between January 13, 2018 and September 14, 2019, entails fundamental changes in the industry as it gives third parties access to bank infrastructure.

May 2020

AIS License Application

Each applicant seeking authorisation as a Payment Institution or registration as an Account Information Service Provider must satisfy the Central Bank that it can meet the authorisation/registration standards set out in the PSR. The application process can be relatively onerous as the Central Bank adopts a robust, structured and risk-based process that seeks to ensure that only those applicants and their connected Senior Management Team that demonstrate compliance with these authorisation requirements are authorised.

March 2021

Platform Architecture

Kyiper is built on cloud first technology stack. The system is designed to allow rapid integration across multiple banks globally.

September 2020

AIS License Granted

Registered as an Account Information Service Provider by the Central Bank of Ireland. This is a European wide licence which authorises holders of the licence to provide Open Banking Activities across the European Economic Area (EEA).
We are just the 4th Institution to be granted this licence in all of Ireland and this is an exciting step forward for the company which will provide a lot of new opportunities.

December 2021

Digital asset exchanges listing

Kyiper has completed integrations into Bank Of Ireland, Allied Irish Bank, Permanent TSB, Revolut and Ulster Bank.

February 2022

Developer Portal Release

The Kyiper engineering team are currently working hard to deliver the best-in-class developer portal which will enable a company the fastest and easiest way to integrate an Open Banking solution into its service.

May 2022

Europe Banking Integration

By May 2022 the Kyiper Team will have extended its access to all Major banks across Europe.

KYIPER Leadership Team

James Deane

Chief Financial Officer

Previously Chief Financial Officer for TransferMate, a Globally regulated Fintech. Helped scale the business from 140 staff to 400 and led several funding rounds. Prior to this he spent 4 years with Bank of America Merrill Lynch

John Duggan

Co-Founder & CEO

Consumer Credit expert with an MSc in Computational Finance and 10 years’ International Senior Management experience in Risk Analytics & Credit strategy with Tier 1 Banks such as Barclays, Bank of America and AIB.

Padraig Nolan

Co-Founder & COO

Analytics and Portfolio Risk Management expert with an MSc in Computational Finance and 5 years’ international experience in Portfolio Credit Risk Management and Foreign Exchange Trading with Barclays Investment Bank and AFEX.

Keith Doyle

Head of Technology

Over 17 years experience in developing disruptive solutions in the Enterprise Banking and Financial Services sector working with leading international banks, previously Global Head of App Development at Citibank.

Tom Enright

Head of Compliance

Compliance Expert with 11 years’ experience at the Central Bank of Ireland in Banking, Compliance Management, Anti Money Laundering, and Data Protection. Previously Global Head of Compliance for Transfermate Global Payments for 4 years, operating in over 160 countries.

Conor Molloy

Chairman & INED

Extensive financial services experience in Ireland, UK and other European financial markets in the area of Board advisory and advised Central Banks, Public Sector and Banking institutions. Recent positions include chairman of Revolut Europe and Truelayer.

Project Advisors

Gregy Smith

Chief Executive Officer

Alan Smith

Chief Financial Officer

Peter Hochard

Vice President

Alex Johnson

Chief Executive Officer

Michael Cannell

Chief Financial Officer

Max Maxwell

Vice President

Paul Newman

Chief Executive Officer