Dear all

We are considering using RFC8628 for a specific use case that is related to the 
version 2 of Payment Service Directive in Europe (PSD2).

The purpose of the work is to provide a decoupled authentication flow for a 
payment Service User (PSU) aiming to grant access to a Third Party Provider 
(TPP) for his/her data hosted by a Bank.
The sequence should be as followed:

-          Nominal flow (as specified by the RFC)

o   The TPP asks the PSU about the Bank identity

o   The TPP posts a Device Access Token Request to the Bank

o   The Bank sends back a Device Access Token response to the TPP

o   The TPP starts to poll the bank for gaining the access token

-          Derived flow

o   The "verification_uri_complete" will not be displayed to the PSU but used 
as an [app link]/[universal link] on a smartphone in order to launch the bank's 
app.

o   The bank's app authenticates the PSU and asks for consent confirmation

-          Back to the nominal flow

o   The TPP gets its access token

Two questions have raised during the work

-          As RFC8628 is supposed to work on separate devices, can the usage be 
extrapolated to separate apps on the same device (i.e. the PSU's smartphone)?

-          One issue of the derived flow is that, after authentication, the PSU 
is still facing the bank's app

o   We would like to go back to the TPP's app as fluently as possible. The use 
of another [app link]/[universal link]could do the job is provided by the TPP. 
We consider adding this uri as an additional parameter to the 
"verification_uri_complete".

o   Is this compliant with RFC8628?

Thanks in advance for your answers.

Hervé Robache


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