Deutsche Bank · AsyncAPI Specification
Deutsche Bank Webhooks
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AsyncAPI Specification
specification: API Commons Webhooks
specificationVersion: '0.1'
provider: Deutsche Bank
providerId: deutsche-bank
generated: '2026-09-06'
method: derived
source: >-
openapi/deutsche-bank-dbapi-subscriptions-v1.json,
openapi/deutsche-bank-merchant-solution-callback-v2_1.json,
openapi/deutsche-bank-merchant-solution-callback-v2.json
description: >-
Deutsche Bank publishes no AsyncAPI document, but it does ship a real, contracted event
surface in two places: a first-class Notification Service that lets a client subscribe to
bank events and receive them at its own notificationURL, and a signed merchant callback
contract for the Merchant Solutions payment gateway. Both are described in published
OpenAPI - the subscription management side and the receiver side respectively - so the
event surface is machine-readable even though it is not AsyncAPI-shaped.
asyncapi_published: false
webhooks_published: true
surfaces:
- name: dbAPI Notification Service (event subscriptions)
spec: openapi/deutsche-bank-dbapi-subscriptions-v1.json
docs: https://developer.db.com/apiexplorer
model: subscribe-then-receive
detail: >-
The client creates a subscription with a filterCriteria and a subscriptionDetails block
carrying notificationURL (the URL the notification will be passed towards),
subscriptionType (one-time or recurring) and an optional expirationDate. Subscriptions
are then listed, patched, activated and deleted through the same API. Deutsche Bank
pushes to the registered URL; the delivery payload schema is not published.
management_operations:
- operationId: transactionsPost
method: POST
path: /transactions
event: transaction created
scope: transaction_notifications
- operationId: transactionsGet
method: GET
path: /transactions
- operationId: transactionsSubscriptionIdPatch
method: PATCH
path: /transactions/{subscriptionId}
- operationId: transactionsSubscriptionIdDelete
method: DELETE
path: /transactions/{subscriptionId}
- operationId: investmentsOrdersPost
method: POST
path: /investments/orders
event: investments order status change
scope: investments_orders_status_notification
- operationId: investmentsOrdersGet
method: GET
path: /investments/orders
- operationId: investmentsOrdersSubscriptionIdPatch
method: PATCH
path: /investments/orders/{subscriptionId}
- operationId: investmentsOrdersSubscriptionIdDelete
method: DELETE
path: /investments/orders/{subscriptionId}
- operationId: subscriptionActivation
method: PATCH
path: /{subscriptionId}
- operationId: investmentSubscriptionActivation
method: PATCH
path: /investments/{subscriptionId}
subscription_fields:
- name: notificationURL
required: true
format: url
description: The URL the notification will be passed towards.
- name: subscriptionType
required: true
enum:
- one-time
- recurring
- name: expirationDate
required: false
format: date
idempotency: Idempotency-ID header on both create operations.
delivery_payload_published: false
note: >-
The subscription CONTRACT is published; the shape of the notification Deutsche Bank
POSTs to notificationURL is not. An integrator has to discover the callback body
empirically, which is the main gap in this surface.
- name: Merchant Solutions payment callback
spec: openapi/deutsche-bank-merchant-solution-callback-v2_1.json
versions:
- merchant-solution-callback-v2
- merchant-solution-callback-v2_1
model: receiver-contract
detail: >-
Unlike the notification service, this one publishes the RECEIVER side: Deutsche Bank
documents the exact POST /callback endpoint a merchant must implement, its
CallbackRequest body, and the signature headers it will send. The declared server is
https://example.com/ because the host is the merchant's own - a templated server, not a
Deutsche Bank host.
operation:
operationId: notifyShopPost
method: POST
path: /callback
security_headers:
- name: X-RequestDate
description: Current timestamp formatted according to RFC 7231, section 7.
- name: X-RandomValue
description: A random value; part of the signature input.
- name: Digest
description: SHA-256 hash of the message body.
- name: Signature
description: HMAC-256 signature over Digest, X-RequestDate and X-RandomValue.
payload_schema: CallbackRequest
payload_includes:
- TransactionInfo
- TransactionCreditCardInfo
- TransactionBankAccountInfo
- RiskmanagementInfoResponse
- MandateResponse
- PSD2Transaction
- TDSInfo
gaps:
- No AsyncAPI 2.x/3.x document is published for either surface.
- The notification delivery payload for the dbAPI Notification Service is undocumented.
- No published retry, backoff or replay policy for either callback surface.
maintainers:
- FN: Kin Lane
email: kin@apievangelist.com
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