# fints4k fints4k is an implementation of the FinTS 3.0 online banking protocol used by most German banks. It's fast, easy extendable and running on multiple platforms: JVM, Android, (iOS, JavaScript, Windows, MacOS, Linux). ## Features - Retrieving account information, balances and turnovers (Kontoumsätze und -saldo). - Transfer money and real-time transfers (SEPA Überweisungen und Echtzeitüberweisung). - Supports TAN methods chipTAN manual, Flickercode, QrCode and Photo (Matrix code), pushTAN, smsTAN and appTAN. However, this is quite a low level implementation and in most cases not what you want to use. In most cases you want to use a higher level abstraction like [FinTs4kBankingClient](https://git.dankito.net/codinux/BankingClient). ## Setup Not uploaded to Maven Central yet, will do this the next few days! Gradle: ``` repositories { mavenCentral() maven { setUrl("https://maven.dankito.net/api/packages/codinux/maven") } } dependencies { implementation("net.codinux.banking:fints4k:1.0.0-Alpha-13") } ``` Maven: ``` // add Repository https://maven.dankito.net/api/packages/codinux/maven net.dankito.banking fints4k-jvm 1.0.0-Alpha-11 ``` ## Usage Quite outdated, have to update it. In most cases use [FinTs4kBankingClient](https://git.dankito.net/codinux/BankingClient). See e.g. [JavaShowcase](fints4k/src/test/java/net/dankito/banking/fints/JavaShowcase.java) or [FinTsClientTest](fints4k/src/test/kotlin/net/dankito/banking/fints/FinTsClientTest.kt). ```java // Set your bank code (Bankleitzahl) here. // BankInfo contains e.g. a bank's FinTS server address, country code and BIC (needed for money transfer) List foundBanks = new InMemoryBankFinder().findBankByNameBankCodeOrCity(""); if (foundBanks.isEmpty() == false) { // please also check if bank supports FinTS 3.0 BankData bank = new BankDataMapper().mapFromBankInfo(foundBanks.get(0)); // set your customer data (customerId = username you use to log in; pin = online banking pin / password) CustomerData customer = new CustomerData("", ""); FinTsClientCallback callback = new SimpleFinTsClientCallback(); // see advanced showcase for configuring callback FinTsClient finTsClient = new FinTsClient(callback, new Java8Base64Service()); AddAccountResponse addAccountResponse = finTsClient.addAccount(bank, customer); if (addAccountResponse.isSuccessful()) { System.out.println("Successfully added account for " + bank.getBankCode() + " " + customer.getCustomerId()); if (addAccountResponse.getBookedTransactions().isEmpty() == false) { System.out.println("Account transactions of last 90 days:"); showGetTransactionsResponse(addAccountResponse); } } else { System.out.println("Could not add account for " + bank.getBankCode() + " " + customer.getCustomerId() + ":"); showResponseError(addAccountResponse); } // see advanced show case what else you can do with this library, e.g. retrieving all account transactions and transferring money } ``` ## Logging fints4k uses slf4j as logging facade. So you can use any logger that supports slf4j, like Logback and log4j, to configure and get fints4k's log output. ## Sample applications ### WebApp Directly requesting bank servers is forbidden in browsers due to CORS. In order to use fints4k directly in browser you need a CORS proxy like the one from CorsProxy [Application.kt](SampleApplications/CorsProxy/src/main/kotlin/net/codinux/web/cors/Application.kt) or https://github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere. Set CORS proxy's URL in WebApp [main.kt](SampleApplications/WebApp/src/main/kotlin/main.kt). Start sample WebApp then with ```shell ./gradlew WebApp:run --continuous ``` ## License Not free for commercial applications. More details to follow or [contact](mailto:sales@codinux.net) us.