CFPB Open Banking Rule 1033
United States
2024
Consumer Protection
Overview
Key Obligations
- Provide secure APIs for consumer-authorized data access
- Ensure explicit consumer consent for data sharing
- Prohibit data hoarding and discriminatory practices that limit portability
- Allow consumers to easily switch providers and share financial data
- Ensure data is accurate, portable, and provided in real time
- Comply with privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity standards
- Maintain records of data access and consent for compliance and audits
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FAQ
Who enforces this rule?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Which industries are covered?
Banks, credit unions, fintechs, data aggregators, card issuers, and payment platforms.
Is consumer consent mandatory?
Yes. All data sharing requires informed, explicit, and revocable consent.
What is the rule’s purpose?
To empower consumers, foster competition, and reduce switching barriers by giving people full control over their financial data.