As fintech and digital banking’s adoption continues to surge, lenders are still facing an end-user conversion challenge.
With financial data aggregation, the current state of data sharing is still far from perfect and likely to remain this way until Open Banking APIs become standard practice. So, what can be the best way for financial services to collect their customers’ bank data, reduce friction, and ultimately, improve end-user experience?
As fintech and digital banking’s adoption continues to surge, lenders are still facing an end-user conversion challenge.
With financial data aggregation, the current state of data sharing is still far from perfect and likely to remain this way until Open Banking APIs become standard practice. So, what can be the best way for financial services to collect their customers’ bank data, reduce friction, and ultimately, improve end-user experience?
As fintech and digital banking’s adoption continues to surge, lenders are still facing an end-user conversion challenge.
With financial data aggregation, the current state of data sharing is still far from perfect and likely to remain this way until Open Banking APIs become standard practice. So, what can be the best way for financial services to collect their customers’ bank data, reduce friction, and ultimately, improve end-user experience?
As fintech and digital banking’s adoption continues to surge, lenders are still facing an end-user conversion challenge.
With financial data aggregation, the current state of data sharing is still far from perfect and likely to remain this way until Open Banking APIs become standard practice. So, what can be the best way for financial services to collect their customers’ bank data, reduce friction, and ultimately, improve end-user experience?
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