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JPMorgan and Intuit Agree on New Data Sharing Standards

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·Jan. 25, 2017·1 min read

In a positive announcement for consumer data sharing, JPMorgan has agreed to allow Intuit customers to access bank data without sharing their passwords; the agreement will provide added convenience for JPMorgan customers using Intuit’s Mint.com, TurboTax Online and QuickBooks Online; the elimination of passwords is expected to improve security and real-time access of account data.  Source

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