Applications using OpenHBCI |
AqMoney |
Command-line homebanking application. Runs stable. Supports all
features of OpenHBCI (because this is our primary testing application).
For Linux. |
GnuCash |
Personal finance manager (Gnome/Gtk based). The application runs
stable, and basic HBCI support is available since version 1.8.0 (February
2003). Supports Balance/Transaction retrieval and online Transfers.
For Linux. |
KOpenHBCI |
KDE application for homebanking. Still alpha. Supports the following
features of OpenHBCI:
- setup users/accounts
- get balance
- get list of transactions
- get list of standing orders
- transfer money from one account to others
- issue debit notes (German Lastschrift)
For Linux and other Unices using KDE.
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GOpenHBCI |
Gtk--/Gnome application for homebanking. Still alpha. Supports some
features of OpenHBCI such as getting the balance/turnover, and transactions.
For Linux. |
Links concerning OpenHBCI |
OpenHBCI
project site on SourceForge |
The project site on SourceForge. Here you can find old releases,
a bug tracking system, and so on. |
LinuxWiki
OpenHBCI Page |
In the Wiki page, every user can add comments, asks questions
and give helpful hints (in German) |
Archive
of the openHBCI mailing list |
Archive that contains all postings to the openHCBI mailing list.
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LibChipcard
|
Martin's library that allowes an easy use of HBCI-DDV-signature
cards (type 0 and type 1) |
HBCI specifications |
ZKA - Zentraler
Kreditausschuss |
The standard commitee that is responsible for HBCI |
HBCI
specifications |
The HCBI specifications (HBCI 2.01, 2.10, 2.20, and HBCI/FinTS
3.0.
You'll also find a more or less up to date list of german banks and
the HBCI-version/crypto-technology they support. |