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Australia: Consumer Data Right Platform Basiq Confirms that it is being Acquired by Cuscal Limited

Cuscal Limited, which claims to be one of Australia’s largest independent providers of payments, banking, and regulated data and Basiq Pty Ltd, a Consumer Data Right (CDR) platform that provides data services to banks, Fintechs, and start-ups, have entered into a binding agreement under which… Read More

Open Banking: Natwest, NAB Whitepaper Calls For Reform Amid Transition to Smart Data

NatWest and NAB have published a jointly authored white paper “exploring the common threads that bind both Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR) and the UK’s Open Banking regime.” The agenda-setting whitepaper “highlights the similarities in the policies that underpin both regimes: to increase competition, innovation… Read More

Monoova and Fintech TrueLayer to Introduce Data-enabled Payments in Australia via the Consumer Data Right

Monoova, a B2B payments solutions provider, and TrueLayer, a key player in open banking, are teaming up to harness financial and identity insights using Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR) “for smarter, faster, data-enabled payments in the Australian market.” The benefits of the combination of CDR… Read More

Fintech Super App Douugh Partners with TrueLayer to Support Open Banking Data in Australia

Douugh Ltd (ASX: DOU), the banking super app on a mission to help clients “autonomously budget, save and invest their money to live financially healthier lives,” is pleased to confirm a partnership with TrueLayer in order to access Open Banking data in Australia. Open Banking… Read More

How These 3 Factors Will Drive Open Banking in 2022

Open banking is a fast emerging trend in the Fintech sector, and several factors will help it to evolve in 2022, Axway’s head of open banking Eyal Sivan said. The upcoming year will be when North America begins its formal adoption of open banking, Sivan… Read More

Open Banking: Australian Financial Institutions Plan to Fully Support Responsible Customer Data-Sharing Practices by Nov 2022

The introduction of Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR) laws on July 1, 2020 marked the initial phase of Open Banking in the country, which may improve the services offered by the local banking sector. More than 6 months into CDR and Open Banking in Australia… Read More

Open Banking: Customers of Australia’s Big Four Banks Now Able to Effectively Share Financial Data with Home Loan Providers

Customers of Australia’s four major banks (which includes the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Westpac Banking Corporation, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, and National Australia Bank) are now able to share their home loan and mortgage offset data with accredited or approved recipients. This option… Read More

Open Banking: Australia’s IMB Bank Launches New Platform for Sharing Data on Deposits, Transaction Accounts

Australia based IMB Bank will be introducing Open Banking services. The mutual bank confirmed on October 5, 2020, that it would provide a new banking platform that can share certain financial data through an API integration. The NSW-headquartered building society IMB Bank noted that, during… Read More

Consumer Data Right Legislation Should Make it Easier to Compare Fintech Products, According to Australian Government Official

The Consumer Data Right (CDR) legislation in Australia has been introduced to enhance the nation’s modern banking sector. It’s also supposed to make it easier to match or compare different financial products across a range of industries in the country, according to Senator Jane Hume,… Read More

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