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BIAN semantic APIs (release 14.0.0)

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OpenAPI and AsyncAPI files that describe the service operations of each BIAN service domain. They describe interfaces, not banking cases or answers.

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About this source

Publisher
BIAN (Banking Industry Architecture Network)
Context
Banking reference architecture, international
Version
release14.0.0, commit d8f05a0 (12 February 2026)
Last checked
2026-11-03
Labels or answers
None. The files define interfaces only, with no labelled tasks or expected outcomes.

Facts stated by the publisher

  • The release 14.0.0 OpenAPI folder holds 259 files.
  • Each file is titled with one service domain name and has version 14.0.0.

Licence, access and privacy

Licence
Apache License 2.0 (opens in a new tab) (Licence verified)
Scope
The licence covers the files in this repository. It does not cover the BIAN website, the service landscape portal or BIAN trademarks.
Access
Open. Public GitHub repository. No sign-in is needed.
Privacy
Privacy reviewed: low risk. Interface definitions only. They hold no customer records.

Limitations

  • An API definition does not say how a bank runs a process or what a correct outcome is.
  • BIAN publishes files only for service domains that have at least one service operation.

Suggested for these evaluations

  • Payment message validation Background only
    Gives rules, terms or examples, but no labelled test set.
    Why it helps: The Payment Order Initiation API file shows how BIAN names payment order operations.
    What it does not validate: It is an interface definition, not a payment message standard or a test set.