Saga Partners With Salt Edge to Help Serbian Banks Comply With Recent PSD2 Requirements
By Dominic Sow · 10 December 2024

Saga, one of Serbia’s leading IT companies, has partnered with Salt Edge, a global pioneer in Open Banking solutions, to support Serbian banks in meeting the latest Open Banking regulatory requirements. This collaboration follows Salt Edge’s recent expansion into the Republic of Serbia.
Headquartered in Belgrade, Serbia, Saga employs over 250 people and has subsidiaries in the region, including Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Macedonia. With more than 35 years of experience and a diverse portfolio of services, the company offers advanced telecommunications, business, and ICT infrastructure solutions suited to the needs of large and medium-sized enterprises across various industries.
Saga joined forces with Salt Edge to help Serbian financial institutions comply with recent amendments to the Payment Services Act (“PSA“), meant to mirror the European PSD2 and introduce open banking-driven services to the Serbian financial market.
Effective from May 6th, 2025, all Serbian banks will be required to:
- Provide Third-Party Service Providers (TPSPs) with secure access to customers account information through APIs;
- Facilitate payment initiation services;
- Ensure compliance with Open Banking standards to enhance competition, transparency, and consumer protection within the financial ecosystem.
About the companies
SaltEdge
Website · 57 stories and 6 video interviews on FF News since 2019
Previously on FF News:
- Open Banking Has Lost Its Buzz and Become Core Banking Technology | Salt Edge at Money20/20 Europe 2026 18 September 2026
- 58% of Europe’s Largest Banks Now Monetize Premium Open Banking APIs Beyond PSD2 Compliance 25 August 2026
- Open Banking Expo UK & Europe 2026: Vinted, Santander, and Monzo Leaders to Headline Speaker Line-up 10 August 2026
Companies in this story: SaltEdge
People in this story: Andrei Scutari