FAB Launches API Developer Portal With 65 APIs for Digital Banking
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) has launched a new API Developer Portal to simplify digital banking integration for businesses. The platform offers access to 65 application programming interfaces (APIs) covering payments, trade finance, and cash management.
Additionally, the portal helps existing and prospective clients explore banking services that match their operational and treasury requirements. Businesses can access the platform through the FABeAccess login page.
The initiative also aims to strengthen digital banking connectivity and simplify financial operations. As a result, businesses and technology partners can integrate banking services into their existing systems more efficiently.
FAB API Developer Portal Simplifies Banking Integration
The new API Developer Portal provides self-service access to banking API information and integration guidance. Consequently, businesses can explore available services and identify solutions that meet their financial needs.
Moreover, the platform allows technology partners to evaluate integration options before connecting banking services with their existing systems.
The portal covers three major areas of corporate banking: payments, trade finance, and cash management. Therefore, businesses can assess relevant banking capabilities through a centralized digital platform.
Furthermore, the portal supports companies seeking to streamline financial workflows and improve access to banking services.
By integrating banking functions into their business systems, companies can simplify payment management and cash flow operations. Meanwhile, technology partners can use the available guidance to plan their integrations.
The launch also reflects FAB’s continued investment in digital banking infrastructure. In addition, the initiative supports businesses seeking more connected and efficient financial services.
FAB Expands Digital Banking Services Across Global Markets
Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, First Abu Dhabi Bank operates across more than 20 international markets. Moreover, the bank serves as a major financial and trade gateway to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
As of June 2026, FAB reported total assets of $384 billion (AED 1.41 trillion). Consequently, the institution ranks among the world’s largest banking groups by assets.
The bank provides financial services to wholesale and retail customers through three main business divisions.
These include Investment Banking & Markets, Wholesale Banking, and Personal, Business, Wealth & Privileged Client Banking Group.
Additionally, its international presence supports businesses operating across regional and global markets.
The API Developer Portal complements these operations by providing digital access to selected banking capabilities. Furthermore, it allows businesses to assess solutions that align with their existing financial systems.
Through continued digital investment, FAB aims to simplify banking connectivity and support corporate financial operations.
FAB Strengthens Sustainability and Digital Banking Commitments
Alongside its digital banking initiatives, FAB maintains strong environmental, social, and governance (ESG) ratings.
The bank holds an AA rating from MSCI ESG Ratings. Additionally, it ranks first among MENA banks in that assessment.
Meanwhile, LSEG ESG Scores, formerly Refinitiv ESG Scores, places FAB among the top tier of global banks.
Sustainalytics also assigns FAB a Low ESG Risk rating, placing it within its best ESG risk category among global banks.
Furthermore, these assessments highlight the bank’s standing across major international sustainability rating frameworks.
The launch of the API Developer Portal adds another element to FAB’s digital banking strategy. As a result, corporate clients and technology partners gain a centralized resource for exploring API-enabled financial services.
With 65 banking APIs available, the platform supports businesses seeking better integration between banking services and internal operations.
Ultimately, the initiative aims to simplify access to digital banking capabilities while supporting more efficient payment and cash management workflows.
