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Connect your ERP to Nordea.

Corporate Access Webservice for accounts in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, and Corporate eGateway for the Nordics, the UK and the US. Payments go out as pain.001.001.03 or .09; status and statements come back as pain.002, camt.053 and camt.054.

The bank

Legal name
Nordea Bank Abp
Head office
Helsinki, Finland
Business ID
2858394-9
Supervisors
ECB and Finnish FSA
Channels
Corporate Access, Corporate eGateway
Payments
pain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09

Published by the bank

Nordea's US Patriot Act certificate appendix (7 July 2026) and the entity lines in its MIGs.

Bank details

Legal nameNordea Bank Abp
Registered officeSatamaradankatu 5, FI-00020 NORDEA, Helsinki, Finland
Business ID2858394-9, Finnish Patent and Registration Office
VAT numberFI28583949
Home supervisorsEuropean Central Bank and Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority
BranchesAlso supervised by the home supervisors
CountryEntityBICRegisterSupervisor
Finland (head office)Nordea Bank AbpNDEAFIHHBusiness ID 2858394-9, Finnish Patent and Registration OfficeEuropean Central Bank and Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority
DenmarkNordea Danmark, filial af Nordea Bank Abp, FinlandNDEADKKKCVR 25992180Danish Financial Supervisory Authority
NorwayNordea Bank Abp NUFNDEANOKK920058817 MVA, Register of Business EnterprisesFinancial Supervisory Authority of Norway
SwedenNordea Bank Abp, filial i SverigeNDEASESSReg. no. 516411-1683, Swedish Companies Registration OfficeSwedish Financial Supervisory Authority
Great BritainNordea Bank Abp London BranchNDEAGB2LNot publishedFinancial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority
United StatesNordea Bank Abp, New York BranchNDEAUS3NNot publishedFederal Reserve Bank of New York and New York State Department of Financial Services

Published by the bank

Corporate Access Web Services and SFTP fact sheets, File Transfer service description v1.6, Corporate eGateway fact sheet 2025-1 and Implementation Guide v3.4, PGP fact sheet.

Channels

ChannelProtocolTransportContent securityKeys and certificatesAgreementCountries
Corporate Access WebserviceSOAP, WS Basic Profile 1.0 and WS-Security; request-response, the client always connectsHTTPS, port 443Secure Envelope: enveloped XML signature, SHA-256. Nordea signs its repliesX.509 certificate issued by Nordea from your certificate request, 2048-bit key, valid two yearsCorporate Cash Management agreement with the Corporate Access File Transfer eServiceDenmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden
Corporate Access SFTPSFTP over SSH-2; push-push, so Nordea also connects to your serverSSH, port 22 by default; a static public IP address on both sidesSecure Envelope, signed with the Nordea certificateYour own SSH key pair, RSA or DSA, 2048-bit; public keys, IP addresses and file names are exchanged at setupCorporate Cash Management agreement with the Corporate Access File Transfer eServiceDenmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden
Corporate eGatewaySFTP, AS2, FTP/VPN, SWIFTNet FileAct, Web Services, EBICS or a VANS operatorSet by the protocolPGP (OpenPGP, RFC 4880), signed and encrypted, ASCII armour; PKI on Web ServicesYour own PGP key pair; production keys go to Nordea's Security Department before go-liveCorporate eGateway Agreement with Schedule 3 (Authorisation document), and a Testing AgreementDenmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, the UK, the US (incl. Canada)
Corporate Access file servicehttps://ws.ebridge.prod.nordea.com/ws/CorporateFileService
Corporate Access certificate servicehttps://filetransfer.nordea.com/services/CertificateService/sha2
Other Corporate Access protocolsAS2, EBICS, Norwegian PEPPOL Payment, SWIFTNet FileAct, manual upload in Corporate Netbank
Certificate requestsWeb Services only, on every Corporate Access protocol
Service hours24 hours a day, 7 days a week, apart from scheduled breaks

The setup steps at the foot of this page cover Corporate Access Webservice. Corporate eGateway is set up with PGP keys exchanged with Nordea’s Security Department, so those steps do not apply to it.

BankConnector

Payment types and pain.001 versions as built in our engine. BICs from Nordea's pain.001 MIGs.

Payment types by country

CountryDebtor agent BICChannelPayment typespain.001
DenmarkNDEADKKKCorporate Access WebserviceSEPA credit transfer, Domestic account transfer, International payment, FIK paymentpain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09
FinlandNDEAFIHHCorporate Access WebserviceSEPA credit transfer, Domestic account transfer, International paymentpain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09
NorwayNDEANOKKCorporate Access WebserviceSEPA credit transfer, Domestic account transfer, International payment, KID paymentpain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09
SwedenNDEASESSCorporate Access WebserviceSEPA credit transfer, Bankgiro, PlusGiro, Domestic account transfer, International paymentpain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09
Great BritainNDEAGB2LCorporate eGatewaySEPA credit transfer, BACS, CHAPS, Faster Payment, International paymentpain.001.001.03
United StatesNDEAUS3NCorporate eGatewayACH payment, Wire transfer, International paymentpain.001.001.03
CanadaNDEAUS3NCorporate eGatewayCanadian EFT, Canadian wire, International paymentpain.001.001.03

Nordea lists no BIC of its own for Canada. A Canadian payment on Corporate eGateway names the New York branch, NDEAUS3N, as debtor agent.

Published by the bank

File Transfer service description v1.6, Corporate Access Payables service description (25 June 2025), pain.001.001.03 MIG v2.3, pain.001.001.09 MIG v1.2, the country appendices of May 2026 and the Corporate eGateway fact sheet.

Formats Nordea accepts

MessageVersionFile typeContent
pain.001001.03, 001.09NDCAPXMLIPayment orders
pain.002001.03, 001.10NDCAPXMLOStatus reports
camt.053 standard001.02NDARSTXMLOAccount statement
camt.053 extended001.02NDAREXXMLOAccount statement with credit and debit notification details
camt.054 debit001.02NDCAPXMLD54ODebit advices for executed payments
camt.054 credit001.02NDARCRAXMLOCredit advices for incoming payments
camt.055001.01NDCAPCANXMLICancellation request for a payment sent earlier
camt.029001.01NDCAPCANXMLOAnswer to a cancellation request
MT940, MT941, MT942SWIFTNDSWMT940O, NDSWMT941O, NDSWMT942OStatement, balance and intraday reports, every country
camt.052Not listedNoneIntraday reports come as MT942 (NDSWMT942O)
Character setUTF-8. ¤, - and / in names, addresses and remittance text may become spaces on the SWIFT route
Creation dateNo older than 15 calendar days
Unique referencesMsgId, PmtInfId and EndToEndId unique per customer for at least 90 calendar days
Transaction countNbOfTxs is validated and a wrong value rejects the message; CtrlSum is checked when present
BatchingOne payment information block per debit account, currency and execution date
Initiating partyThe agreement ID, scheme code CUST
Charge bearerSHAR or SLEV inside the EU/EEA; DEBT is also allowed outside it
Service level SEPAProcessed as NURG
Debtor name and addressReplaced with the account holder's
Free textSplit into blocks of 35 characters; Danish clearing carries up to 41 lines
Regulatory reportingInternational payments above NOK 100,000 from Norway and SEK 150,000 from Sweden
Secure EnvelopeSigned, never encrypted; GZIP compression optional
Status reportsA first pain.002 confirms receipt; more follow for errors, a changed execution date or a payment awaiting confirmation
File storage15 months
Corporate eGateway statuspain.002 within an hour, normally within 20 minutes

Published by the bank

File Transfer service description v1.6, Certificate Management (10 December 2024), Corporate Access Payables service description, Corporate eGateway Implementation Guide v3.4.

Onboarding at Nordea

StepCorporate Access WebserviceCorporate eGateway
AgreementCorporate Cash Management agreement with the Corporate Access File Transfer eService, plus the Corporate Access Payables scheduleCorporate eGateway Agreement with Schedule 3 (Authorisation document), plus a Testing Agreement
Signed byThe companyThe persons authorised to sign on behalf of the company
Set in the agreementSender ID, Signer IDs, pre-confirmed or netbank-confirmed payments, payment types, accounts and message typesThe persons allowed to send new security keys to Nordea, in the Contact List
IdentifiersSender ID, one per agreement, for the party that sends; Signer ID, one per certificate, for the party that signsNot published
ActivationA 10-digit code by SMS to the phone registered for each Signer ID; single use, valid 7 days, a new one on requestPublic keys exchanged with Nordea's Security Department
CertificateYour PKCS#10 request (2048-bit, SHA-256; CN the holder's name, serialNumber the Signer ID, C the country of registration) with an HMAC keyed by the activation code; Nordea returns the signed certificateYour own OpenPGP key pair
Validity and renewalTwo years; renewed before expiry with a request signed by the current certificate, with no new codeNot published
Through a third-party vendorYour own Signer ID with the vendor's Sender IDNot published
Before productionNordea requires bank connection software to be tested with Nordea before production useNordea's test manager runs format and functional tests; new production keys go to Nordea's Security Department
Onboarding timeNot publishedNot published

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Questions

Which Nordea channel fits which company?
Corporate Access Webservice covers accounts in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. The client always opens the connection, so no firewall opening or static IP address is needed, and files are signed with a certificate Nordea issues. Corporate eGateway is one file interface for the Nordics, the UK and the US including Canada, over SFTP, AS2, SWIFTNet FileAct, Web Services, EBICS or a VANS operator, secured with PGP or PKI.
What does the Corporate Access agreement need?
A Corporate Cash Management agreement with the Corporate Access File Transfer eService, plus the Corporate Access Payables schedule for payments. The schedule sets the Sender ID, the Signer IDs, whether payments are pre-confirmed or confirmed in the netbank, the payment types, the accounts and the message types. Each Signer ID gets a 10-digit activation code by SMS, valid for 7 days.
Which countries does Nordea Corporate Access cover?
Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, with one file format for all four. Payments from Nordea's UK and US branches, or from another bank, are sent as Request for Transfer. Corporate eGateway covers the Nordics, the UK and the US including Canada.
Does Nordea accept camt.055 payment cancellations?
Yes, on Corporate Access: camt.055.001.01 under file type NDCAPCANXMLI cancels a payment or a batch sent earlier, and Nordea answers with camt.029.001.01. Corporate eGateway uses camt.055 for direct debit cancellations.
Which pain.001 versions does Nordea accept?
Corporate Access takes pain.001.001.03 and pain.001.001.09 under the same file type, NDCAPXMLI, and returns pain.002.001.03 or pain.002.001.10. Version 9 has been available since October 2025. Corporate eGateway takes pain.001.001.03.
How long is a Nordea Corporate Access certificate valid?
Two years. Before it expires, a renewal request signed with the current certificate replaces the activation code, so no new SMS is needed. An activation code is single use and valid for 7 days.

Published by the bank

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

Upcoming events in our register

  1. Nordea renews the TLS certificate used by Corporate Access Web Services and EBICS, around the end of November. Its TLS certificates now run for 200 days. It is neither a signing nor an encryption certificate.

  2. Sweden: a credit transfer to a bank account can carry one free-text line of 140 characters.

  3. Denmark, domestic payments: creditor name up to 140 characters (35 today), street name up to 70, and two address lines of 70.

  4. Denmark, from week 21: standard, same-day and Easy Account transfers carry one line of 140 characters of unstructured text, invoice numbers (CINV) become allowed, and Purpose/Proprietary is no longer used.

  5. Nordea’s response-signing certificate expires: Corporate Access File Transfer, issued by Nordea Corporate Server CA 03, valid from 21 July 2025.

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

Five steps to a live Nordea 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 Nordea

    A bank web service starts with an agreement, which you sign with your bank. There is nothing to configure until it is in place.

  2. 2

    Enter your activation credentials

    Your user ID and activation code come from Nordea, partly with the signed agreement and partly sent to you separately. The setup form asks for each of them.

  3. 3

    Enrol your certificates

    We generate your keys, send Nordea the certificate requests, authenticated with the activation code, and store the certificates the bank issues. Your private keys stay in BankConnector.

  4. 4

    Verify Nordea's signatures

    We check the certificates you are issued against the bank's root certificate, and the signature on every reply the bank sends. A reply whose signature fails is refused before it reaches your books.

  5. 5

    Go live with one small payment

    Choose who approves payments and switch the connection on. Start with one small payment and follow it all the way to your statement. Payments go out as pain.001; status and statements come back as pain.002 and camt. We alert you 30, 14 and 7 days before a certificate expires.

Sources: Nordea’s Corporate Access documents (Web Services and SFTP fact sheets, File Transfer service description v1.6, Certificate Management, Secure Envelope specification v1.8, Corporate Access Payables service description and country appendices, pain.001.001.03 MIG v2.3, pain.001.001.09 MIG v1.2, pain.002.001.10 MIG v1.0, camt.053 and camt.054 MIGs), its Corporate eGateway fact sheet, Corporate eGateway Implementation Guide, PGP fact sheet, Corporate eGateway pain.001.001.03 MIG v3.2, the File Transfer page and its US Patriot Act certificate appendix. BankConnector is not affiliated with Nordea Bank Abp.

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