Yorkshire Building Society
Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) is a UK mutual building society founded in 1864 and headquartered in Bradford, West Yorkshire. As a member-owned mutual rather than a shareholder-owned bank, it is owned by and run for the benefit of its savers and borrowers, with more than three million customers and around £66 billion in assets across the YBS Group, which trades under the Yorkshire Building Society, Chelsea Building Society (CBS), Norwich & Peterborough and Accord Mortgages brands. YBS is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the PRA as an FCA-authorised ASPSP. Although it is not one of the CMA9 banks mandated to build Open Banking, YBS is a voluntary participant in the UK Open Banking / PSD2 ecosystem and operates a public developer portal at developers.ybs.co.uk that documents its OBIE Read/Write API family - Account Information (AIS), Payment Initiation (PIS), Confirmation of Funds (CBPII), Event Subscriptions, Dynamic Client Registration, and token issuance - conformant to the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) Read/Write Data API Standard v3.1.2. Access to the production and sandbox surfaces (ob-ybs.api.ybs.co.uk / ob-che.api.ybs.co.uk and the matching sandbox hosts) is secured with FAPI-grade OAuth2/OIDC, PSD2 strong customer authentication, mutual-TLS transport authentication and PS256-signed JWTs, and is available to FCA-authorised third-party providers holding eIDAS/OBIE certificates.
Yorkshire Building Society publishes 4 APIs on the APIs.io network, including Account Information API, Payment Initiation API, Confirmation of Funds API, and 1 more. Tagged areas include Financial Services, Banking, Building Society, Open Banking, and PSD2.
The Yorkshire Building Society catalog on APIs.io includes 1 event-driven AsyncAPI specification.
Yorkshire Building Society’s developer surface includes authentication, sandbox, documentation, getting-started guide, support, and 24 more developer resources.
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Yorkshire Building Society Account Information API
OBIE Read/Write Account and Transaction Information (AISP) API v3.1.2 - lets FCA-authorised account information service providers retrieve account, balance, transaction, benefic...
Yorkshire Building Society Payment Initiation API
OBIE Read/Write Payment Initiation (PISP) API v3.1.2 - lets FCA-authorised payment initiation service providers set up domestic single, scheduled, standing-order and file paymen...
Yorkshire Building Society Confirmation of Funds API
OBIE Read/Write Confirmation of Funds (CBPII) API v3.1.2 - lets FCA-authorised card-based payment instrument issuers set up a funds confirmation consent and confirm whether a sp...
Yorkshire Building Society Event Subscriptions API
OBIE Read/Write Event Subscriptions API v3.1.2 - lets an onboarded TPP create, read and delete event subscriptions so it can receive aggregated-polling and real-time event notif...
Yorkshire Building Society Dynamic Client Registration API
OBIE Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) API v3.1 - lets an FCA-authorised TPP present its OBIE/eIDAS software statement and register a client application with the YBS and Chelsea...
Yorkshire Building Society Generate Access Token API
OBIE token endpoint (Generate Access Token API v3.1.0) - the OAuth2/OIDC token endpoint used by onboarded TPPs to exchange authorization codes and client credentials for access ...
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yorkshire-building-society-mcp.yml
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