Open Banking APIs are built on trust. Can you trust yours?
Open Banking API monitoring is about reliability, compliance, security, and quality, not just uptime. APIContext gives financial teams production evidence from the locations partners and customers use.
Open BankingFAPI and OAuthRegulator reportingExternal validationSecure workflows
open banking · AusGreatBank · live · ap-sydneyFAPI conformant
FAPI authenticated call
PAR · pushed authorization request
rfc9126 · 32ms
PASS
JARM · signed authorization response
ES256 · audience verified
PASS
Token · DPoP-bound access token
ath · iat · jti verified
PASS
Resource · GET /cds-au/v1/banking/accounts
200 · 219ms · mTLS s_hash ok
PASS2
CDR v1.30GET /cds-au/v1/banking/accountsresponse 200 · 219ms
aspsps 14endpoints 312FAPI 99.4%variances 2regulator OBIE PSL ready
FAPI security-ready monitoring
FDX open banking alignment
24/7 production validation
HSM secure certificate handling
See your APIs the way TPPs and regulators see them.
Internal APM tells you your servers are healthy. It cannot tell you that an Australian fintech cannot reach your CDR endpoint at 09:14 UTC, or that a German TPP is being throttled at the edge. APIContext runs from the same global cloud regions your stakeholders use, so you find problems before they file complaints.
125+ POPs across AWS, GCP, Azure, and Akamai
Same-cloud testing, peer-region or cross-region
Optional private agents inside your firewall
Real OAuth 2.0 and FAPI auth with real user accounts
monitoring locations · 180+ POPs · same-cloud peeringall green
PortlandVirginiaAtlantaLondonFrankfurtStockholmBahrainMumbaiHong KongTokyoSydneySao Paulo
active TPP traffic
synthetic checks running
180+
global POPs
14
ASPSPs monitored
312
endpoints
1.4M
calls / day
Find problems hours before your APM does.
Internal monitoring sees the inside of your stack. APIContext sees what your customers see across the public internet, through the edge, with real auth, against the live contract.
Synthetic and contract checks every interval
Per-endpoint baselining and anomaly detection
OTEL signals fed into Splunk, Datadog, and Dynatrace
Incident-grade alerts with diff and trace attached
detection timeline · production incident4h earlier
00:00edge latency driftsAPIContext
00:08FAPI auth still passesAPIContext
00:17German TPP throttledAPIContext
02:40APM flags saturationlegacy APM
04:00support ticket landscustomer
diff + trace attachedrouted to SRE · compliance
Validate every layer of Open Banking security on every call.
FAPI is more than mTLS. It is PKCE, signed request objects, JARM, DPoP, audience-restricted tokens, certificate-bound access, and a dozen header rules. APIContext checks them against real flows on every monitored endpoint.
FAPI 1.0 Baseline, 1.0 Advanced, and 2.0
OAuth 2.0, OIDC, mTLS, DPoP, PKCE, PAR, and JARM
Certificate management with FIPS 140-2 HSM storage
Client-credential and user-authenticated flows out of the box
FAPI 2.0 · every call · production1 config drift
mTLSPASS
certificate-bound access
PKCEPASS
auth code protection
PARPASS
pushed request object
JARMPASS
signed auth response
DPoPPASS
proof-of-possession audDRIFT
token audience
real credentials · HSM-backed certificates · immutable audit trail
You helped us increase visibility of our APIs performance and significantly improved awareness.
Val Novikov CTO, Fispan
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