You can read more about it here (link).By following this process, you will be able to access and open an encrypted file shared with you from Synctera, via our SFD service.
It’s sometimes necessary to gather a file which contains personal information about a bank’s customers - name, address, date of birth, social security number and so forth.Although this information is available on a per-person basis within the Synctera console, the way we share this file for a group of users is via Secure File Delivery.This is the same mechanism that we use for sharing ACH files with banks which we additionally encrypt with the bank’s public PGP key.
Arrange with Synctera to have your SSH key and PGP Public key configured in our system. This is a one-time operation, which typically happens during Implementation & Onboarding. As part of this process, we’ll provide you with your username
Navigate to the folder where the appropriate file(s) are located. This is typically, but not always in the enycrpted/sfd folder. (We’ll provide you, via email or Slack, with the full filename when we send you the encrypted files)
Synctera’s role is to configure the SFTP server - for this we’ll use your SSH key and your public PGP key. That information is needed once.
For help accessing the SFTP server, downloading and decrypting the file, please work with your organization’s IT contact