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Reporting broadly agrees that the RBI’s move is meant to make financial data sharing more accessible across platforms and less tied to a single provider.
Account Aggregators · India
RBI widens account aggregator interoperability
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The RBI has announced interoperability among NBFC-account aggregators.
Customers can access and share financial information through any account aggregator of their choice.
Sebi-regulated depositories can include bank deposit accounts in their Consolidated Account Statement.
The move is aimed at improving customer convenience and data sharing across financial institutions.
Why it mattersThe change could make it easier to share financial data across platforms, reducing friction for users and expanding access to connected banking services.
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Industry experts say it may reduce platform lock-ins and strengthen India’s open finance ecosystem.
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What remains to be seen is how fully the interoperability will be adopted in practice and how much it will change user behavior; the available coverage does not add further operational details beyond the announced framework.
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The RBI has announced interoperability among NBFC-account aggregators to improve customer convenience and data sharing across financial institutions. Customers can access and share financial information through any account aggregator of their choice. Sebi-regulated depositories are also enabled to include bank deposit accounts in Consolidated Account Statements. The reporting frames the move as a technical step in India’s open finance ecosystem.
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The Reserve Bank of India has announced the implementation of interoperability among NBFC-Account Aggregators to improve customer convenience and data sharing across different financial institutions. According to the central bank, this move allows customers to access and share their financial information through any account aggregator of their choice. Additionally, Sebi-regulated depositories are enabled to include bank deposit accounts in their Consolidated Account Statement alongside mutual funds and stocks. Industry experts note that these measures aim to reduce friction, prevent platform lock-ins, and strengthen India's open finance ecosystem.