Open Banking
Open banking connects banks, third-parties and technical providers – enabling them to simply and securely exchange data to their customers' benefit.
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Open banking connects banks, third-parties and technical providers – enabling them to simply and securely exchange data to their customers' benefit.
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Open Banking is a pioneering initiative designed to increase competition and innovation in the UK’s banking market. It is the first significant attempt to use technology to rebalance markets in favour of consumers. Its objective is to allow bank customers to securely share their data with third parties so a broad range of businesses can compete to provide bank customers with better financial services, more choice and lower prices.
Open Banking was the first Smart Data Scheme, it provides three key mechanisms that help organisations enable innovation within the banking sector:
This data ecosystem map shows how Barclays uses Open Banking to deliver benefits to customers:
The Standard is designed to assist any European account providers in meeting their PSD2 and RTS requirements as well as supporting their application for an exemption from the contingency mechanism. This market-enabling Standard is built in an optional modular format to most effectively meet consumer and market needs
Owner: Open Banking Limited
Sector: Finance
Duration: 2017 -
Cost: Ongoing costs include:
FYE '20: £4.6M
FYE '19: £7.4M
A developer sandbox for Account Servicing Payment Service Providers (ASPSPs) and Third Party Providers (TPPs) to test their services and Technical Service Providers (TSPs) to test their open banking technologies.
Owner: Open Banking Limited
Sector: Finance
Duration: 2017 -
Cost: Ongoing costs include:
FYE '20: £4.6M
FYE '19: £7.4M
The Open Banking App Store is a catalogue of open banking enabled-apps and services.
Owner: Open Banking Limited
Sector: Finance
Duration: 2017 -
Cost: Ongoing costs include:
FYE '20: £4.6M
FYE '19: £7.4M
Description: is designed to assist any European account providers in meeting their PSD2 and RTS requirements as well as supporting their application for an exemption from the contingency mechanism. This market-enabling Standard is built in an optional modular format to most effectively meet consumer and market needs
Description: The provides an environment and dummy data to test services and open banking technologies.
Description: The helps consumers and businesses to discover fully regulated and secure apps and services that are open banking-enabled. It supports potential users to compare products, and quickly understand the functionality of each, based on standardised categories.
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