Lesson 2 of 5
Open banking and open finance: data the customer chooses to share
Open banking lets a customer direct the data a bank holds about them to another firm, such as a lender. This lesson explains what can be shared, who may receive it, what the customer's consent covers, how much data a recipient should take, and what shared data adds to a credit decision.
Published 13 October 2026 · Listen to this lesson
In this lesson
- From open banking to open finance
- Who may receive the data
- Consent is given for a purpose
- Only the data needed, and other people's data
- What shared data adds to a credit decision
- The trade-offs