Overview#

Third-party is the Third-party in a telecommunication

Third-party in User-Managed Access is referred to as a Requesting Party

Third-party in PSD2 is referred to as a Third Party Payment Service Provider (TPP)

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• 3rd Generation Partnership Project
• AWS API-Gateway
• Account
• Advertising ID
• Agent
• Assertion Framework for OAuth 2.0 Client Authentication and Authorization Grants
• Authentication
• Authoritative Entity
• Bitcoin Cash
• Blockstack
• BoringSSL
• Bounded Context
• Claim
• Cloud computing
• Consent vs Authorization
• ContentCommitment
• Covert Redirect Vulnerability
• Credential Service Provider
• Cryptocurrency wallet
• Custodial Wallet
• DNS Privacy Considerations
• Data Ownership
• Data Processor
• Data aggregator
• Data disclosure
• Data processing
• Decentralized Public Key Infrastructure
• Derived Credential
• Digital Signature Standard
• Direct Anonymous Attestation
• Distributed Ledger Technology
• HTTP Status Code
• Hijack
• Hyperledger Indy
• Identification
• Identity Assurance
• Indirect Tax
• Key agreement
• Law of agency
• Legitimacy of Social Login
• Microservice
• NICI
• NonRepudiation
• Off-the-Record Messaging
• Open Bank Project
• Open Banking
• OpenID Connect Federation
• OpenID Connect Federation Async
• Password Dictionary
• Passwordless SMS Authentication
• Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
• Payment Services Directive
• Privacy and Economics
• Public Key Infrastructure Weaknesses
• Right to be forgotten
• Security Information and Event Management
• Serverless
• Sign in with Apple
• Sovrin
• Stored Communications Act
• Third Party Payment Service Provider
• Third-party Identity Provider
• Third-party Risk
• Time synchronization
• Trent
• Trust No One
• Trusted Service Manager
• Unvalidated redirects and forwards
• Verification
• Verified Claim
• Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report
• Web Authentication API
• Windows Credential Provider
• Windows Hello
• XRP