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Switzerland  ·  Graubündner Kantonalbank  ·  EBICS

Connect GKB without learning EBICS.

EBICS 2.5 and 3.0 on Host ID GKBEBICS, bank key hashes on a published sheet, and the 2009 message versions ending on 14 November 2026. 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="H004">02.50</VersionNumber>
  <VersionNumber ProtocolVersion="H005">03.00</VersionNumber>
</ebicsHEVResponse>

Host ID

GKBEBICS

EBICS 2.5

H004

EBICS 3.0

H005

Answered in

0.37 s

Published by the bank

The bank's imprint, regulatory documents, portrait and law pages; the Swiss UID register, GLEIF and FINMA.

Bank details

Legal nameGraubündner Kantonalbank
Legal formInstitution under public law of the Canton of Graubünden (öffentlich-rechtliche Anstalt)
Registered officeChur · Grabenstrasse, 7000 Chur in the UID register
Postal addressPostfach, 7001 Chur
UIDCHE-108.954.599
Commercial registerCH-350.8.000.001-4
VAT numberCHE-116.346.574 MWST
LEI549300SGCEMX4ZIZ0E76
BICGRKBCH2270A · GRKBCH22XXX in the GLEIF record
Clearing number774
OwnerCanton of Graubünden — 100% of the voting rights and 84.3% of the capital; the participation certificate is listed on SIX Swiss Exchange (ISIN CH0001340204)
State guaranteeThe Canton of Graubünden guarantees all of GKB's liabilities — except participation capital, customer custody accounts, and pension and vested-benefits assets held in securities
SupervisionFINMA — authorised bank, supervisory category 3
Founded1870, in Chur

Checked live

Measured against the live host, with the address and Host ID from the bank's technical information sheet.

Access data

EBICS addresshttps://ebics.gkb.ch
Host IDGKBEBICS
Protocol versionsH004 (02.50) and H005 (03.00)

Published by the bank

The bank's technical information sheet (12.25), its electronic payment order page and its data transmission page.

Keys, signatures and the agreement

Service nameGKB EBICS-Service
AgreementGKB EBICS service agreement (GKB EBICS-Service-Vereinbarung)
Also requiredA business account with Graubündner Kantonalbank
Versions on the sheetEBICS 2.x order types · EBICS 3.0 BTF parameters
Version ruleThe latest schema and EBICS versions are to be used
AuthenticationX002
EncryptionE002
Electronic signatureNot published
Key lengthNot published
Key initialisationINI (listed as password initialisation) and HIA
Initialisation letterNot published
Bank key hashesPublished on the technical sheet for E002 and X002 — each as a public-key hash and as a certificate hash
Bank keysFetched with HPB · bank parameters with HPD
Key changesHCA changes the EBICS keys · HCS changes the signature and EBICS keys · PUB sends a public key
Blocking accessSPR
Distributed signature (VEU)Offered — six VEU order types on the sheet
Access rightsManaged in your accounting software, independent of the existing account power of attorney
PriceNot published
End of EBICS 2.5Not published

Published by the bank

The bank's technical information sheet, edition 12.25.

Order types published by GKB

2.xWhat it doesDirEBICS 3.0 BTFVersionsContainer
XE2Credit transfer ordersSendMCT/CH/pain.001{empty} · 03 · 09
XL3LSV+ direct debit order, with right of objectionSendDDD/CH/pain.008 · DDD/CH/XCOR/pain.008— · 02
XL4BDD direct debit orders, without right of objectionSendDDD/CH/XB2B/pain.008— · 02
Z01Error and status reportDownloadPSR/CH/pain.002{empty} · 03 · 10ZIP
Z52Intraday account statementDownloadSTM/CH/camt.052{empty} · 04 · 08ZIP
Z53Account statement with all detailsDownloadEOP/CH/camt.053{empty} · 04 · 08ZIP
Z54Credit and debit adviceDownloadREP/CH/camt.054{empty} · 04 · 08ZIP
STAEnd-of-day statement, SWIFT MT940DownloadEOP/CH/mt940
ZDFElectronic bank documents, PDFDownloadDAR/CH/documentsZIP

Accounts for download depend solely on the subscriber ID, and files are provided as a collective ZIP file. pain.001 goes up without a container.

VEUWhat it doesDir
HVUFetch the VEU signature folderDownload
HVZFetch the VEU folder with additional informationDownload
HVDFetch VEU statusDownload
HVTFetch VEU order detailsDownload
HVESubmit a VEU signatureSend
HVSCancel a VEU signatureSend

The rest are administrative order types: key initialisation and changes, the bank’s public keys and parameters, customer and subscriber data, available order types, the customer protocol, the protocol file and blocking access. You never see one — we run them during setup and afterwards.

INIHIAPUBHCAHCSHPBHPDHKDHTDHAAHACPTKSPR

Published by the bank

The bank's data transmission page, its Conditions for Payment Transactions (valid from 1 January 2026), its SEPA factsheet and conditions, and its instant-payment page.

Cut-off times and execution

OrderTypeCut-off, CET
Sent electronicallySEPA credit transfer13:00
Sent electronicallyAll countries and currencies14:00
Sent electronicallyAccount transfers entered in e-Banking24 hours, 7 days
Sent electronicallySWIFT account transfers17:00
Sent in writingAll countries and currencies15:00 on the day before execution
Same-day cut-off, EBICSNot published
Before the cut-offExecuted the same day — also applies to foreign payments and foreign-currency credits within Switzerland
Before public holidaysEarlier cut-offs may apply
After the cut-offExecuted on the next possible bank working day — as are orders with no execution date or one in the past
Insufficient fundsGKB may decline to execute the payment
Collective ordersEvery payment in it must meet the requirements, or GKB may reject the whole collective order unprocessed
DebitWith the value date of the actual execution day
Charge option not givenShared (SHA)
SEPA treatmentEUR · beneficiary IBAN · BIC of a SEPA-participant beneficiary bank · charges SHA · no additional instructions
SEPA direct debitNot in use at GKB
Instant payments in pain.001Not executed as instant from business software — Local Instrument INST is rejected in pain.002; ITP is processed via the RTGS system and reported ACWC

Published by the bank

The bank's data transmission page, its technical information sheet and its version-change (09.25) and structured-address (04.26) factsheets.

Formats

MessageWhat it isGKB e-BankingEBICS
pain.001Credit transfer ordersYesYes
pain.002Error and status reportNo — shown as textYes
pain.008Direct debit ordersYesYes
camt.052Intraday account report — equivalent to MT942NoYes
camt.053Booked account statement — equivalent to MT940YesYes
camt.054Credit and debit advice with details — equivalent to MT900 and MT910YesYes
First pain.002 from business softwareCovers the correctness of the format — not a final execution confirmation of individual payments
pain.001.001.03.ch.02 (2009)Supported until 14 November 2026, then rejected
pain.001.001.09.ch.03 (2019)Current version, no end date
pain.002Version 03 until 14 November 2026 · version 10 with no end date
camt.052 · camt.053 · camt.054Version 04 until 14 November 2026 · version 08 with no end date
camt deliveredVersion 04 until November 2026, then version 08 automatically · earlier switch on request
Direct debitspain.008.001.02.ch.03 · LSV+ and BDD
MT940 · MT942 · MT101No end date, still supported — a move to camt.05x and pain.001 (2019) is recommended
Structured addressesRequired from 14 November 2026 — files with unstructured addresses and a later execution date are rejected on submission through all electronic channels
Minimum addressTown and country as separate elements — a payment without a street can still be rejected
Hybrid addressIntroduced in November 2025
QR-billStructured addresses only since 21 November 2025 · unstructured (type K) processed until the end of September 2026
Payments contactKompetenzcenter Kundenservice · +41 81 256 96 01 · payments@gkb.ch

BankConnector

What is built and shipped for this bank today.

What our engine produces

Payment formatpain.001.001.09 (Swiss Payment Standards, ch.03 schema)
GuidelineSwiss Payment Standards 09/ch.03, published by SIX
Charge bearerSLEV
Batch bookingFalse
Debtor BICRequired
Remittance limit140 characters
Name limit70 characters
Character setLatin — transliterated before the bank sees it
Payment types builtSEPA credit transfer · Swiss domestic transfer · QR-bill payment · international
Read backcamt, pain.002 — one normalised format
Not supportedDirect debits

BankConnector

Questions

What is Graubündner Kantonalbank's EBICS Host ID and URL?
Host ID GKBEBICS, address https://ebics.gkb.ch. GKB publishes both on its Business Banking technical information sheet, with the hash values of its encryption (E002) and authentication (X002) keys, each as a public-key hash and as a certificate hash.
Which EBICS versions does GKB support?
The host answers EBICS 2.5 (H004, 02.50) and EBICS 3.0 (H005, 03.00). The technical sheet lists order types for EBICS 2.x and BTF parameters for EBICS 3.0, and states that the latest schema and EBICS versions are to be used. No end date for EBICS 2.5 has been published.
Which signature version and key length does GKB use for EBICS?
Graubündner Kantonalbank does not publish its electronic signature version or a key length. Its technical sheet names X002 for authentication and E002 for encryption, INI and HIA for key initialisation, HPB for the bank's public keys, and HCA and HCS for key changes.
Does GKB support the distributed electronic signature (VEU)?
Yes. The technical sheet lists the VEU order types HVU, HVZ, HVD, HVT, HVE and HVS. Access rights are managed in your accounting software, independent of the existing account power of attorney.
Does GKB accept pain.001.001.09?
Yes. pain.001.001.09.ch.03 goes up under XE2 on EBICS 2.x and under MCT/CH/pain.001 version 09 on EBICS 3.0, without a container. pain.001.001.03.ch.02 is supported until 14 November 2026 and rejected after that.
Which order types does GKB publish?
XE2 for pain.001, XL3 and XL4 for pain.008 direct debits, Z01 for pain.002, Z52, Z53 and Z54 for camt.052, camt.053 and camt.054, STA for MT940 and ZDF for PDF bank documents. Under EBICS 3.0 these are MCT, DDD, PSR, STM, EOP, REP and DAR with scope CH; pain.002, camt and PDF files come as ZIP.
What are Graubündner Kantonalbank's payment cut-off times?
GKB does not publish a cut-off specific to EBICS. Its cut-off table for orders sent electronically gives 13:00 CET for SEPA credit transfers, 14:00 for all countries and currencies and 17:00 for SWIFT account transfers. Earlier cut-offs may apply before public holidays, and later orders are executed on the next possible bank working day.
When does GKB require structured addresses?
From 14 November 2026. GKB rejects payment files with unstructured addresses and an execution date after that day on submission through all electronic channels. The address must at least carry the town and country as separate elements, and QR-bills with unstructured addresses are processed until the end of September 2026.
Can I connect my ERP to Graubündner Kantonalbank?
Yes. You send canonical JSON and BankConnector produces pain.001.001.09 to the Swiss Payment Standards ch.03 schema, then reads camt and pain.002 back into one normalised format. SEPA credit transfers, Swiss domestic transfers, QR-bill payments and international payments are supported. Direct debits are not.

Published by the bank

Dates the bank has announced. What we do about each one is ours.

Upcoming events in our register

  1. Last month GKB processes QR-bills with unstructured addresses (address type K).

  2. End of the 2009 message versions. pain.001.001.03, pain.002.001.03 and camt.05x version 04 are supported until this day; camt is then delivered in version 08. Payment files with unstructured addresses and a later execution date are rejected on submission through all electronic channels.

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

Five steps to a live GKB 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 GKB

    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 GKB 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 GKB will check. You sign it by hand and send it.

  4. 4

    Verify GKB 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

    You are now in production with GKB

    Payments go out as pain.001 and statements come back as camt. The connection runs unattended from here.

Sources — Graubündner Kantonalbank’s Business Banking technical information sheet in German and Italian (12.25), its data transmission and message types page, its electronic payment order page, its version-change factsheet (09.25) and structured-address factsheet (04.26), its Conditions for Payment Transactions (valid from 1 January 2026), its SEPA information factsheet and special conditions for SEPA transactions, its instant-payment page for businesses, its imprint, its regulatory documents page, its portrait and its law page; the Swiss UID register, the GLEIF LEI record and FINMA’s list of authorised banks. BankConnector is not affiliated with Graubündner Kantonalbank.

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