Summary

The FDX API spec is a data exchange protocol for the financial services industry that is produced by the Financial Data Exchange non-profit organization.

Disclaimer

The FDX API spec documents are provided here as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or approval of any of the content within.


Data/Information Disclosure

Per the first statement in the FDX API-Data Structures v4.1.pdf document:

FS-ISAC Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) Green:

Recipients may share TLP GREEN information with peers, trusted government and critical infrastructure partner organizations, and service providers with whom they have a contractual relationship, who have a need-to-know but not via publicly accessible channels.

Source: Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) Definitions and Usage

Inside of Jack Henry

This spec is something that we can freely share and discuss within Jack Henry.

Outside of Jack Henry

We must be careful not to share this spec outside of Jack Henry.


FDX Spec

Latest

FDX API v6.2 (Summer 2024 Release)

Archive (Old / Outdated)

FDX API v5.3.1 (Spring 2023 Release)

Certification
Security
Tax
User Experience

FDX API v5.0 (Oct 2021)

Certification
Security
Tax
Use Case Documents
User Experience

4.5 (Dec 2020)

Introduction / Overview
Core API
Tax API
(Combined Spec - includes Core & Tax)

4.1 (April 2020)


Data Mapping Tools

A few tools that are useful for mapping FDX to Banno’s API.

1) Technical Business Analysts’ spreadsheet

We have access to a Technical Business Analysts’ spreadsheet that can be helpful when mapping Account Categories to FDX Account Types.

2) Map (old) FDX 4.5 to Banno spreadsheet

We have used this mapping from an old version of FDX to Banno’s Consumer API with 3rd party devs who are interested in understanding how to map Banno to FDX: FDXv4.5_Banno-Data-Mapping-cleaned.xlsx

  • FDX 4.5 was the latest and greatest version of FDX when we started the integration work with Akoya.
  • As mentioned above, FDX 4.5 is old and should not be considered the source-of-truth, as-is, for any projects looking to map Banno to FDX…but it’s a good start!