OP PSD2 Payment Initiation Service API
Initiate online payments.
In productionFree
OP PSD2 Payment Initiation Service API (PIS) allows you to create and submit online payments on behalf of OP's personal customers. The API is available for all Third-Party Providers who have a PISP licence and valid QWAC and QSEAL certificates.
Create and submit SEPA payments
SEPA payments can be immediate, scheduled for later, or recurring.
Initiate payments to any country
The API supports international payments, too.
Bundle payments together
You can bundle multiple payments together, so that the end user can confirm them all in one go.
Authentication and authorization
Create and revoke authorization from the end user.
Production issues
During office hours, you can contact us about any production issues via email at tpp-support@op.fi. Please provide us with the following information:
- Date and time of the issue (including time zone)
- Description of the issue
- Full error response
- authorizationId
- clientId
- x-fapi-interaction-id header value
- authorization request JWT (when issue is with /oauth/authorize)
Outside office hours, please report production issues on op.fi and send the ticket number to tpp-support@op.fi. Include the following information in the report:
- System: "PSD2 AWS API" or "PSD2 Authorization" depending on whether the issue is with API call or with authorization
- Service: "PSD2 Account Information Service"
Do not include sensitive information such as client secret, API key or access token, when contacting us.
Support
Take the API into use
Try the API out in the sandbox
Register on OP Developer and create a developer application. Read more detailed instructions for sandbox access.
Integrate and develop in production
Apply for an AISP or PISP licence from a financial authority and obtain valid QWAC and QSEAL certificates. Then, you can register for PSD2 APIs. Read more detailed instructions for production access.
Read more
PSD2: Innovation and improved consumer rights in account and payment services

Impacts of PSD2 on your daily banking
Now account data is no longer tied to one bank and strong identification is required more often. Read here what PSD2 is and how it changed banking.
New banking services and safer payments – Impacts of PSD2 on your daily banking (op.fi)