In this act Article 8 of 18
- recRecitals 1–9
- 1Internal users of the register
- 2Management of the register
- 3Access by internal users
- 4Public users
- 5Transmission of information by competent authorities to EBA
- 6Manual insertion and modification of information
- 7Automated transmission of information
- 8Validation of information
- 9Information concerning agents
- 10Responsibility of competent authorities
- 11Safety requirements
- 12Availability and performance requirements
- 13Maintenance and support requirements
- 14Audit trail
- 15Search of information
- 16Display of search results
- 17Download of information
- 18Entry into force
Article 8 — Validation of information
Financial servicesLevel 2RTSPSD2In forceIn force on the date shown, by the dates in the Official Journal.VerifiedIdentical to the official source.Official source
1.The application of the electronic central register shall validate information transmitted by competent authorities to EBA in order to avoid any missing information or duplication of information.
2.In order to avoid any missing information, the application of the electronic central register shall perform data validation on the fields filled in or transmitted by the competent authorities to EBA with the exception of the field for the commercial name of the natural or legal person.
3.In order to avoid duplication of the information, the application of the register shall perform data validation on each of the following fields:
4.Where the status of authorisation or registration of a natural or legal person, which has agents providing payment services on its behalf, has changed from ‘authorised’ or ‘registered’ to ‘withdrawn’, the application of the electronic central register shall not perform data validation on the agents linked to that person.
5.Competent authorities shall receive a response from the application of the electronic central register about the result of the data validation process as soon as possible in a clear and unequivocal way. The result of the data validation shall also include the percentage change to the content of the information previously transmitted.
6.Where the transmitted information fails the validation process, EBA shall include in its response to the competent authorities all the reasons for the rejection.
7.In the event of a failed validation where the amendments to the content of the national public register are related to granting or withdrawal of authorisation or registration, competent authorities which transmit information automatically shall, by the end of the day on which the validation failed, transmit a corrected or updated batch file with the whole set of information or manually insert the new amendments made to the content of their national public registers related to the granting or withdrawal of authorisation or registration.
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