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Connect Deutsche Bank without learning EBICS.

EBICS 2.3 to 3.0 on Host ID DEUBAGTB, published order types, and payee verification since October 2025. We handle the payments, the statements and every protocol step underneath.

The host, checked live

<ebicsHEVResponse xmlns="http://www.ebics.org/H000">
  <ReturnCode>000000</ReturnCode>
  <ReportText>[EBICS_OK] OK</ReportText>
  <VersionNumber ProtocolVersion="H002">02.30</VersionNumber>
  <VersionNumber ProtocolVersion="H003">02.40</VersionNumber>
  <VersionNumber ProtocolVersion="H004">02.50</VersionNumber>
  <VersionNumber ProtocolVersion="H005">03.00</VersionNumber>
</ebicsHEVResponse>

Host ID

DEUBAGTB

EBICS 2.5

H004

EBICS 3.0

H005

Answered in

0.43 s

Published by the bank

The bank's imprint and its price and service list.

Bank details

Legal nameDeutsche Bank AG
Registered officeTaunusanlage 12, 60325 Frankfurt am Main
RegisterAmtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 30 000
LEI7LTWFZYICNSX8D621K86
VAT IDDE 114 103 379
SupervisionEuropean Central Bank, BaFin and Deutsche Bundesbank

Checked live

Measured against the live host.

Access data

EBICS addresshttps://ebics.db.com/ebicsweb/ebicsweb
Host IDDEUBAGTB
Protocol versionsH002 (02.30), H003 (02.40), H004 (02.50) and H005 (03.00)
Bank name on the hostDeutsche Bank Gruppe

Published by the bank

The bank's EBICS connect page and its terms for electronic data transmission.

Keys, signatures and the agreement

AgreementTerms and Conditions for Electronic Data Transmission (Bedingungen für die Datenfernübertragung)
In forceFrom the day the bank first processes an order
Bank key hashesPublished on ebics.db.com/ebicsweb/connect.html, and given over a second agreed channel
Your keysSent over EBICS and in a signed initialisation letter
Signature classesE single, A first, B second, T transport
Distributed signatureVEU, with orders authorised separately from their transport
End of EBICS 2.5Not published

Published by the bank

The bank's order-type explanation and its 2025 payee-verification and ISO 20022 notices.

Order types published by Deutsche Bank

2.5What it does3.0 BTFDirection
CCTSEPA credit transfer, payee check opt-outSCT//VOO/pain.001/Send
CTVSEPA credit transfer, payee check opt-inSCT//VOI/pain.001/Send
CIPInstant credit transfer, payee check opt-outSCI//VOO/pain.001/Send
CIVInstant credit transfer, payee check opt-inSCI//VOI/pain.001/Send
CCCSEPA credit transfers in an XML containerNot publishedSend
CCUSame-day urgent euro transferNot publishedSend
AZVForeign payment, DTAZVNot publishedSend
AXZForeign payment, pain.001.001.09 (replaces AZV)Not publishedSend
C55Recall of SEPA files, camt.055Not publishedSend
VPZPayee verification status reportREP/DE/VOP/pain.002/ZIPDownload
CRZStatus reports, SEPA credit transfersNot publishedDownload
CIZStatus reports, SEPA instantNot publishedDownload
HACCustomer protocolNot publishedDownload
C52Intraday account report, camt.052Not publishedDownload
C53End-of-day statement, camt.053Not publishedDownload
C54Debit and credit notifications, camt.054Not publishedDownload
C29Status of recall requests, camt.029Not publishedDownload
STAEnd-of-day statement, MT940Not publishedDownload
VMKIntraday postings, MT942Not publishedDownload

Payee verification has applied to SEPA credit transfers and SEPA instant since 9 October 2025, free of charge. Opting out is open to business customers only; where consumer accounts sit in the same EBICS mandate, the opt-out order types are removed.

Results come back per submitted file in a VPZ report: match, close match, no match or no response. An opt-in file is authorised or cancelled as a whole. Signatures given before the report are discarded, and the file is signed again through the distributed signature: HVD for the summary, HVT per transaction, HVE to release, HVS to cancel.

Published by the bank

The bank's price and service list of 1 July 2026 and its terms for electronic data transmission.

Cut-off times and execution

SEPA credit transfer15:30 on the bank's business days
Foreign transfer12:00 on the bank's business days
SEPA instantAll day, every calendar day, executed within 10 seconds
Instant amount ceilingNot published
Urgent domesticSame day by 14:00; 14:00–16:30 same day where possible; later, next business day
Urgent foreign, euroSame day by 15:30; 15:31–16:30 same day where possible; later, next business day

Published by the bank

The bank's ISO 20022 migration notice, September 2025.

Formats

pain.001.001.09Required under the German EBICS standard by November 2026
pain.001.001.03Still supported by Deutsche Bank alongside .09
DTAZVReplaced by pain.001.001.09 under AXZ, by November 2026
MT101No longer supported after November 2026
Unstructured addressesEnd in November 2026
MT940 and MT942Supported beyond 2025 in a phased migration, no end date for corporates
camt version 08Supported

BankConnector

What is built and shipped for this bank today.

What our engine produces

Payment formatpain.001.001.03
GuidelineDeutsche Bank SEPA Credit Transfer DetailUpload, April 2022
Charge bearerSLEV
Batch bookingTrue
Debtor BICRequired
Remittance limit140 characters
Name limit70 characters
Character setLatin, transliterated before the bank sees it
Payment types builtSEPA credit transfer, SEPA instant, domestic account transfer, international
Read backcamt and pain.002, in one normalised format
Not supportedDirect debits

BankConnector

Questions

What is Deutsche Bank's EBICS Host ID and URL?
Host ID DEUBAGTB, address https://ebics.db.com/ebicsweb/ebicsweb. Deutsche Bank publishes the hash values of its bank keys on its EBICS connect page and also gives them over a second agreed channel.
Which EBICS versions does Deutsche Bank support?
The host answers EBICS 2.3 (H002), 2.4 (H003), 2.5 (H004) and 3.0 (H005). Deutsche Bank has not published an end date for EBICS 2.5.
Does Deutsche Bank support Verification of Payee over EBICS?
Yes, since 9 October 2025, for SEPA credit transfers and SEPA instant, free of charge. CTV and CIV opt in and CCT and CIP opt out; opting out is open to business customers only. Results come back per file in a VPZ pain.002 report, and an opt-in file is authorised or cancelled as a whole.
What are Deutsche Bank's cut-off times for EBICS payments?
SEPA credit transfers by 15:30 and foreign transfers by 12:00 on the bank's business days. SEPA instant runs all day on every calendar day and is executed within 10 seconds. Urgent domestic payments settle the same day when received by 14:00, urgent foreign euro payments when received by 15:30.
When does Deutsche Bank move to pain.001.001.09?
Deutsche Bank names November 2026, the German EBICS standard's deadline, for pain.001.001.09 and for moving foreign payments from DTAZV to pain.001.001.09 under the AXZ order type. It states that it will continue to support pain.001.001.03 alongside the new version.
Can I connect my ERP to Deutsche Bank?
Yes. You send canonical JSON and BankConnector produces the pain.001.001.03 file Deutsche Bank's SEPA credit transfer guideline describes, then reads camt and pain.002 back into one normalised format. SEPA credit transfers, SEPA instant, domestic account transfers and international payments are supported. Direct debits are not.

If all of this looks like a lot, it does not have to be

Five steps to a live Deutsche Bank connection.

You do not need to know what any of the codes above mean. Our setup guide walks you through it one screen at a time.

  1. 1

    Request the agreement from Deutsche Bank

    EBICS starts with paperwork. We draft the email, you send it, and you tell us when it has gone. There is nothing to configure until the bank replies.

  2. 2

    Set up and send your keys

    Enter the values from the agreement Deutsche Bank returns. We already hold the ones that are public, so most of the form is filled in. Then one press generates your three key pairs and sends the public halves.

  3. 3

    Prove your identity on paper

    EBICS confirms the key exchange on paper, by design. We print the initialisation letter carrying the fingerprints Deutsche Bank will check. You sign it by hand and simply email the bank a scan; the original goes by post only if the bank asks for it.

  4. 4

    Verify Deutsche Bank and go live

    While you wait, we fetch the bank's public keys and check them against the fingerprints it gives you over a separate channel. When that lands, you choose which approval policy governs payments here, and the connection switches on.

  5. 5

    Go live with one small payment

    Start with one small payment and follow it all the way to your statement. Then you are in production with Deutsche Bank: payments go out as pain.001, statements come back as camt, and the connection runs unattended from here.

Sources: Deutsche Bank’s imprint, its price and service list (Stand 1 July 2026), its EBICS connect page, its terms and conditions for electronic data transmission, its explanation of EBICS order types (August 2019), its notice on the Instant Payments Regulation and payee verification over EBICS (August 2025), its ISO 20022 migration notice (September 2025), and the EBICS specifications published by Die Deutsche Kreditwirtschaft. BankConnector is not affiliated with Deutsche Bank AG.

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