JPMorgan Sets Requirements on Data Access for Fintechs

·Feb. 18, 2020·1 min read

In the past some fintech companies and financial aggregators have accessed JP Morgan customer data by using user’s passwords; JP Morgan is now moving away from this, requiring companies to move to a new method by July 20, 2020; the new access method is through an API which is more secure and will provide limited account information to third party provider partners; the bank has been working with fintechs since 2016 to provide data access. Fintech Futures

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