Nomentia Bank Connectivity

What Nomentia Bank Connectivity is

Nomentia Bank Connectivity gives treasury and finance teams a cloud-based way to exchange bank data and messages through one controlled interface. Connections can use SWIFT Business Connect, EBICS, Host-to-Host, PSD2 APIs, and secure file transfers, with several methods able to coexist in one setup. The service handles inbound and outbound statements, balances, confirmations, and payment status messages. Supported statement formats include CAMT.053, CAMT.052, CAMT.054, MT940, and MT942; other formats depend on the bank and protocol.

A central view tracks delivery status, errors, and timing across banks. Each message has a record of its source, timestamp, format, and processing status. Nomentia operates the connections, so customer treasury teams do not maintain certificates or protocols. Its bank integration directory lists direct connections for payments, reconciliation, and reporting, including API, EBICS, Host-to-Host, and SWIFT connections. Nomentia lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISAE 3402 II, SWIFT Customer Security Program, and FSQS-NL among its certifications and qualifications. Software support hours are 08:00–18:00 UTC+01:00 / +02:00. Nomentia reports that 50% of support cases receive a response within one hour and 31% are resolved within five hours. Pricing is on request.

Who it suits

It suits treasury and finance teams that need to exchange bank messages across multiple connection methods and monitor delivery centrally. Teams that want the provider to operate bank connections rather than maintain certificates and protocols may also find it a fit.

Getting started

1. Visit the Nomentia Bank Connectivity website.
2. Contact Nomentia to request pricing and discuss the needed bank connections.
3. Confirm the connection methods and formats required for your banks.
4. Use the cloud service through its API platform.

Verdict

Choose Nomentia Bank Connectivity if your treasury team needs managed bank connections, multiple connectivity methods, and central message tracking. Check that the required connection and formats are supported for your banks, since availability depends on the bank and protocol; pricing requires a request.