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Open banking providers recommendations?

Bookowl
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Hi All,
I am interested in trying out open banking, but I would like to know if anyone could recommend a provider they've used?
Also, how secure is open banking and has anyone experienced issues, in terms of data being accessed that wasn't consented to or issues with scammers?
Thanks
I am interested in trying out open banking, but I would like to know if anyone could recommend a provider they've used?
Also, how secure is open banking and has anyone experienced issues, in terms of data being accessed that wasn't consented to or issues with scammers?
Thanks
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Sometimes open banking is offered as an option within banking apps. For example Wise allow you to make overseas payments using open banking and Trading 212 allow payments into their ISA using open banking. It is rarely used to pay for goods and services. The only provider I am aware of is True Layer.
Open Banking is just as secure as any other payment method and you have nothing to worry about.0 -
What are you actually wanting to use OpenBanking for? The poster above assumes its for payment purposes, I'd assumed you wanted to have a consolidated view of your accounts0
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I've had several Open Banking connections, used one yesterday setting up my annual tax payment from the HMRC website and it connected me to my Nationwide account, can't remember the name to the service.
Some Open Banking permission require renewing every few months, you just get a prompt from your bank, very easy.
All have worked as anticipated and as far as I know my data has not been compromised.0 -
DullGreyGuy said:What are you actually wanting to use OpenBanking for? The poster above assumes its for payment purposes, I'd assumed you wanted to have a consolidated view of your accountsYes I'd like an overview of my accounts.Do I just go onto the open banking website and choose a provider?0
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jbrassy said:Sometimes open banking is offered as an option within banking apps. For example Wise allow you to make overseas payments using open banking and Trading 212 allow payments into their ISA using open banking. It is rarely used to pay for goods and services. The only provider I am aware of is True Layer.
Open Banking is just as secure as any other payment method and you have nothing to worry about.0 -
Bookowl said:DullGreyGuy said:What are you actually wanting to use OpenBanking for? The poster above assumes its for payment purposes, I'd assumed you wanted to have a consolidated view of your accountsYes I'd like an overview of my accounts.Do I just go onto the open banking website and choose a provider?0
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Middle_of_the_Road said:Bookowl said:DullGreyGuy said:What are you actually wanting to use OpenBanking for? The poster above assumes its for payment purposes, I'd assumed you wanted to have a consolidated view of your accountsYes I'd like an overview of my accounts.Do I just go onto the open banking website and choose a provider?0
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Bookowl said:Middle_of_the_Road said:Bookowl said:DullGreyGuy said:What are you actually wanting to use OpenBanking for? The poster above assumes its for payment purposes, I'd assumed you wanted to have a consolidated view of your accountsYes I'd like an overview of my accounts.Do I just go onto the open banking website and choose a provider?1
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