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UK Open Banking API Performance 2021-2022

UK Open Banking API Performance 2021-2022

The UK continues to be at the forefront of the global Open Banking revolution thanks to the proactive attitude of the regulators.
These regulators helped create an Open Banking ecosystem that encourages and facilitates smaller banks and new entries, including fintechs and neobanks, to participate in the Open Banking market. As the most advanced Open Banking market in the world, the UK provides an…

Open finance – powering the financial future | Track UK | APIX 2022


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�� Talk: Open finance – powering the financial future
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Building Open Banking API Layers with TrueLayer


Francesco Simoneschi is the Co-Founder and CEO of TrueLayer, an Open Banking API platform.

Since Open Banking went live early last year, progress has been slow and reviews have been mixed. At the same time, companies like Plaid and Quovo in the US and Tink and Bud in Europe have raised eight- and nine-figure rounds to scale platforms to support the innovations Open Banking promises.

TrueLayer is squarely in the mix of leading Open Banking API platforms, quickly rolling out functionality and seeking full coverage of Europe by the end of the year.

A Huge Leap Forward in Open Banking | All About Payments


What is the key for open banking to reach its full potential?��

In this video, we cover the largest challenges of PSD2, and how Aiia’s acquisition signifies a huge leap forward in open banking��

�� Mastercard’s open banking strategy
�� The state of open banking across Europe
❌ The main challenges PSD2 presents

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:31 Mastercard and Open banking
00:58 About Aiia
01:15 Expanding the open banking scope
01:37 Current state of open banking in Europe

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Open banking rings a bell for anyone in the payments industry, yet tangible use cases and how this is going to benefit the payments industry or the consumer is not clear yet. With Mastercards acquisition of Aiia, we’ll explain to you exactly how Mastercards open banking strategy works and how disruptive its nature is.

So let’s start by quickly bringing you up to speed with Mastercard’s view on open banking.
Mastercard is clearly aware of the potential of open banking for some time now, this is projected by their recent open banking investments and acquisitions.
At the end of the day, it is Mastercard’s mission to provide everybody access to the digital economy, and open banking happens to play a vital role in that.

Aiia, formerly known as Nordic API Gateway, was founded in 2011, has more than 2,900 connected banks across Europe connected at this moment, facilitates access to financial data and enables seamless payments.

Mastercard is creating an Open Banking product suite including Mastercard Connect, which offers access to the multiple API standards out there via one hub. And if you look back at the acquisition of Finicity, the North American open banking platform, it becomes evident that Mastercard is on a journey to expand its open banking network into Europe by acquiring Aiia.

When it comes to Europe, the UK is a frontrunner in open banking thanks to its regulatory-driven approach that sets early deadlines for its biggest banks to build the infrastructure needed. The UK’s nine largest banks also funded a central platform that notes more than 3 million users of the UK’s Open Banking system with more than 700 companies in the pipeline.

The EU’s open banking approach is also focused on regulation in the form of PSD2. However, while this dictates that banks must create the APIs to interact with third parties, there is unfortunately no specific guidance on how to do it. As a result, open banking is more successful in certain countries than others, remember how UK leads the pack?

The first PSD was made public all the way back in 2007 but execution and enforcement have been a bumpy ride ever since. But what makes it so difficult to fully implement this directive?

To begin with, there is no service level agreement available from API providers, forcing Banks to temporarily disable a part or entire sets of APIs due to scheduled or unscheduled maintenance work, quite often even without advance notification.

In most cases, open banking API specifications reference several authentication methods. However, banks are also free to choose what authentication methods they prefer to support. This means that businesses cannot build a unified user journey easily due to differences in the user authentication journey.

It is evident that Aiia has a strong vision on creating a high quality network based on PSD2 standards, this fits just perfectly with Mastercards network approach. Our experts believe that this will have a positive impact on the growth and quality of service of Open Banking and next Open Finance services. That being said there are many challenges in PSD2 to navigate but we are confident that we are on the right track.

What I’m curious about today is: what do you think is key for open banking to reach its full potential? Share your thoughts down in the comments below!

Open banking, powered by Apigee API management


Open banking is a great way to provide customers with increased financial transparency by accelerating the interoperability between banks and consumer applications. In this video, we’ll demo Google Cloud’s Apigee API Management solution, and how it can accelerate support compliance, create connected customer experiences, and launch new products with full-lifecycle API management. Watch how financial institutions can reach new customers and unlock new revenue streams with Apigee API Management.

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