TRAVIC-Port

The security of your money transfers is important to us

TRAVIC-Port enables corporate customers to have a quick, easy and cost-effective entry into EBICS-based bank communication – with maximum security.

The advantages of the TRAVIC-Port web portal are convincing: customers do not need their own banking software for each bank access and execute their payment orders on any computer with Internet access. With this central solution, financial institutions can always offer their corporate customers a state-of-the-art range of services based on the latest EBICS versions. Accompanying information keeps corporate customers up to date – and thanks to the multi-bank capable offer, financial institutions can retain their customers in the long term with this solution.

With TRAVIC-Port, financial institutions, service data centres and service providers build a portal environment according to their needs. This solution offers all operative business transactions for electronic payments as well as administrative functions for master data management, configuration and key management, and guarantees secure operation.

If required, TRAVIC-Port can be integrated into existing portals via web services or used as an individually adapted holistic solution.

The features are convincing:

Multi-banking capability based on standardised interfaces and consistent use of the EBICS standard
We believe the personal EBICS keys belong with the EBICS user
Applicable for real-time notifications and real-time submissions via WebSocket protocol
Individually configurable, for example with regard to look and feel, dashboard and start page
Secure operation thanks to electronic signatures and cryptographic encoding – with portal access as well
Available with EBICS 2.5 and EBICS 3.0
High availability
Multi-client capability
Expandable with our product TRAVIC-EBICS-Mobile for device-independent 2FA signature according to PSD2

TRAVIC-Port is multilingual and supports not only SEPA but also European national payment formats as well as the different EBICS implementation guidelines issued by the German Banking Industry Committee (GBIC), SIX and CFONB.