Open Banking vs Account Aggregator: Understanding the Difference
Open Banking and the Account Aggregator (AA) framework both enable secure financial data sharing, but they serve different purposes. Open Banking allows banks and fintech companies to share customer financial data through APIs, encouraging innovation and personalized financial services. In contrast, India's Account Aggregator framework is a consent-based system regulated by the RBI that gives individuals complete control over who can access their financial information and for how long.
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