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šŸ”Ž ZOOM: EBICS TS

  • Feb 23
  • 1 min read

EBICS (Electronic Banking Internet Communication Standard) is the protocol used by companies to transmit their payment files to their bank: transfers, direct debits, remittances.


This is the official channel between your ERP and your bank. šŸ¦

But there are several levels of security.


The majority of companies use EBICS T:

The transport is secure, but the validation relies primarily on the station sending the file.


EBICS TS (Transport + Signature) adds a decisive layer šŸ”:

The electronic signature is separate from the file and mandatory before any sending.


What this changes in practical terms:

āœ… Each payment order must be signed electronically

āœ… The signature is personalized and cryptographically secure

āœ… The file can no longer be modified after signing.

āœ… Dual signatures may be required depending on the amounts involved.


In other words:

No data leaves the company without formal validation from an identified manager.

EBICS T protects the canal.

EBICS TS protects the decision.


In a context of fake supplier fraud or email compromise šŸ“©, this difference becomes critical.


Even if a file is prepared fraudulently,


Without a valid signature, nothing will be sent. 🚫


The real question is not ā€œare we in EBICS?ā€


The question is: have we made strong signatures mandatory on our outgoing data flows?


Financial maturity begins when control becomes structural… not declarative.


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