The id:all scope will show enabled connections
When creating a new connection with the id:all
scope, or setting bankId
to all
when using the Moneyhub client library, the bank chooser will be shown to allow the end user to select the bank. Previously this scope would require all connection types to be enabled, but now the scope will simply show the bank chooser with just the enabled connections listed
Added providerAccountId field to accounts
Accounts now include a providerAccountId
field, which is the Id of the account provided by the bank. This Id will remain constant across multiple connections
API Demo Signup is now live
New API users can sign-up to the admin portal and begin demoing the API immediately following this link: https://admin-portal.moneyhub.co.uk/signup/api-demo
Accounts can now be filtered by connectionId
You can now GET /accounts and filter them by their connectionId
.
Adding default scopes for new API clients
We have expanded the default scopes when creating new api clients to make it easier to get started with our API!
Account name Improvements
We are now using the Products API for all our open banking providers to enhance the account name.
This is a first step to allow us to get more data related to the products that a user has with their banking provider.
Node.js Library allows access tokens to be passed in
Requires @mft/[email protected] and later
New Getting Started Guide
We now have a brand new getting started guide found here: https://docs.moneyhubenterprise.com/docs/getting-started
Extended Connection Statuses
To enhance the visibility of our connection statuses, we have added the property extendedStatus
which will house some enumerable values to explain the status of the connection further.
Node.js library uses PAR authorisation URLs by default
Requires
@mft/moneyhub-api-client
version5.3.0
onwards