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There are three types of server certificates, each serving different purposes. Detailed information about server certificates can be found in the https://openfinanceuae.atlassian.net/wiki/x/9ICFBg Certificate Standard .
Instructions on creating server certificates are available at https://docs.connect.raidiam.io/manage-certificates-for-organisation
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The Applications Resource allows organizations to register details of their OpenID Relying Parties (Clients), which interact with OAuth 2.0 Authorization Servers to access protected APIs. The interaction rules are outlined in the https://openfinanceuae.atlassian.net/wiki/x/TYCFBg Security Profile - FAPI document.
When creating an Application in the Trust Framework, participants can select the regulatory roles for the client, which define the types of APIs the client can access. The instructions on how to create new Applications Can be found on https://docs.connect.raidiam.io/add-and-manage-applications
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Those three fields should be filled out with relevant information that describes the services and the application to ensure optimal discovery by the end users.
User Type | Access ScopeField Name | Field Description | Example | ||||||
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Organisation Admin | Can Manage all the resources on the Organisation, Technical and Non-Technical | Primary Business Contact (PBC) | Can Manage Contacts on the Organisation. Cannot Manage Technical Resources | Primary Technical Contact (PTC) | Can Manage all Technical Resources of an Organisation - Data Providers, Applications and Certificates | Secondary Technical Contact (STC) | Can Manage Data Providers, adding and removing API Endpoints and Certifications. Cannot Manage Applications and CertificatesClient Name | The name of the application as it will appear to end users | Finance Tracker Pro |
Description | A detailed description of the application, highlighting its key features, functionalities, and benefit | Finance Tracker Pro helps users manage their personal finances by tracking income, expenses, and savings goals. Features include budget planning, expense categorization, and financial reporting | |||||||
Client Info URI | The URL pointing to the application’s webpage. This should direct users to a webpage where they can find more detailed information about the application, including its features, pricing, and support. | ||||||||
Logo URI | The URL pointing to the application’s logo in PNG or JPEG format. This logo will be displayed alongside the application name and description on the platform, providing a visual identifier for users. |
5.4.3 Registering FAPI-RP Certifications
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There are three types of client certificates, each with specific use cases. Detailed information about client certificates can be found in the https://openfinanceuae.atlassian.net/wiki/x/9ICFBg Certificate Standard
Instructions on creating server certificates are available at https://docs.connect.raidiam.io/manage-certificates-for-organisation
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The first step is to discover all the resources registered by the LFIs in the Directory, which can be done using the Participants Public API. Follow the discovery guidelines in the https://openfinanceuae.atlassian.net/wiki/x/roCFBg Registration Framework
5.6.2 Connecting with Servers
After retrieving all the resources, clients can call the Authorization Server token and PAR endpoints, as outlined in the Security Profile - FAPI document.
Note: Clients are not required to undergo an active registration step in the Registration Framework; servers will accept all incoming valid requests from clients.