SEPA and IBAN in multi-channel banking
The use of the IBAN will become mandatory over the next few years as part of international standardization of electronic payment transactions. The SEPA payment instruments that are already in use are already working with the IBAN and BIC. The statutory obligation to use the IBAN means that the SEPA process will become much more widely used.
Secure IBAN identification in telephone banking
CreaVoice Banking has a well-developed standard module for identifying the IBAN. Format information is used to optimize the quality of identification which is why each country abbreviation has its own individual grammar.
To make input easier for the telephone banking customer, the IBAN can also be entered in a multi-stage query. Thus the caller is first asked for the country and then the country-specific parts of the information. If necessary, the system can calculate the check digit and hence the IBAN can be compiled automatically.
Additional security in telephone banking
In principle the biometric procedure of voice verification is a way of introducing innovative identification and authentication processes. Today it is technically easy to use the caller's telephone number that is transmitted as a means of identification and also to ask for information such as zip code and date of birth in order to perform authentication by means of voice verification.
The IBAN during the transitional period
Until the IBAN is a permanent component of communication with banks, it is advisable to refer to the IBAN in the voice portal and to raise awareness of it among banking customers. CreaVoice Banking also offers a "announce own IBAN" function in order to output the IBAN for your own account.
In principle the relevant IBAN can be announced at any point in telephone banking at which account data is used, for example when the latest transactions are read out or a transfer is executed.
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Mr Martin Vennik
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martin.vennik(at)crealog.com
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Mr Martin Vennik
Tel +49 69 900 288 -11
martin.vennik(at)crealog.com
