If your EBICS account is newly initialized but hasn't been fully "activated" by the bank staff, the server may not yet be populating your download folder.
Depending on the bank's configuration, files may be removed from the server immediately after a successful download. A second attempt to fetch the same data will result in "no data available". How to Resolve the Error
In an EBICS "Fetch" (download) transaction, your client software sends a request for a specific order type—such as account statements (), interim transaction reports ( VMK ), or payment status reports ( PSR ). If the bank's server cannot find any files matching your request parameters, it returns this specific status code. Common Causes ebics_no_download_data_available
The error message (often accompanied by bank-specific codes like 90005 ) is a business return code in the Electronic Banking Internet Communication Standard (EBICS) protocol. It indicates that while the technical connection between your software and the bank is successful, the specific data you requested is currently unavailable on the bank's server. Core Meaning of the Error
The most frequent cause is simply that no new files have been generated yet. For example, if you request an end-of-day statement (STA) before the bank has finished its daily processing, the server will report no data available. If your EBICS account is newly initialized but
Even if data exists, you may receive this message if your EBICS user ID does not have the specific permissions required to view that order type.
If your software is configured to request data for a specific period (e.g., "yesterday") and no transactions occurred during that time, the bank will return this code. How to Resolve the Error In an EBICS
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