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Open Banking: Revolut and N26 enter S-Net
In the context of the implementation of the PSD 2 regulation (“Payment Services Directive 2”), Spuerkeess, as a leader in e-banking, was the first bank in Luxembourg to offer its customers the opportunity to manage their accounts held with other banks in the marketplace (BGL, BIL, POST, Banque Raiffeisen, ING, Banque de Luxembourg, BCP) within its S-Net platform.
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2019
Spuerkeess, in collaboration with three other shareholders, founded FinTech LUXHUB, a company specialising in PSD 2 compliance and Open Banking. Since then, LUXHUB has been one of the largest Open Banking platforms in Europe, allowing its partners to develop the Open Banking concept both domestically and internationally. -
December 2019
Spuerkeess is the first bank in the Grand Duchy to offer third-party account aggregation services (Post & Raiffeisen) via S-Net and S-Net Mobile. -
2020
Spuerkeess expands its third-party bank offer. It transitions from two to six banks, covering nearly 90% of demand. Moreover, the service is no longer limited to account aggregation, but also includes payment initiation, thus enabling effective management of third-party accounts via S-Net. -
2021
Spuerkeess adds Revolut and N26, responding to strong demand from its S-Net users. Spuerkeess is the first Luxembourg bank to integrate neobanks into its multi-bank offer.
In order to ensure the proper functioning of Open Banking services, Spuerkeess is dependent on implementations carried out with other banks, in accordance with PSD 2. Therefore, in the event of a problem, we ask our customers to please contact the S-Net teams (via a specific form in the Help menu or via the email address feedback.snet@spuerkeess.lu), who will contact the banks concerned to resolve any issues as quickly as possible.