Information security and assurance
Corporate materials identify ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 assurance. Current certificates, scope, periods, and supporting evidence are provided during qualified diligence.
Trust center
Trust is an operating system, not a badge row.
Security, privacy, consent, resilience, governance, and evidence are designed into the Open Finance operating model.
Trust architecture
Open Finance places sensitive data, permissions, institutions, third parties, and customer actions inside one interconnected environment. Every control must therefore be understandable, enforceable, observable, and evidenced.
Core trust domains
Designed for scrutiny before scale.
Control depth is matched to the market, role, data, action, and operating environment, not reduced to a generic security statement.
Consent and privacy
Purpose limitation, data minimization, access control, retention, revocation, traceability, and customer rights remain connected.
Operational resilience
Monitoring, incident handling, support, change control, continuity, and recovery are part of the production operating model.
Third party governance
TPP onboarding, documentation, environments, access, activity, issues, and accountability are managed through controlled processes.
Data boundaries
Regulated data and PII remain inside approved environments. AI assisted rule creation is separated from direct PII access.
Diligence pathway
Give each stakeholder the evidence they need.
The public site explains the model. Qualified diligence provides the detailed policies, reports, certifications, architecture, and operating evidence.
Public clarity
Understand the trust model, regulatory footprint, and responsible data principles.
Qualified request
Identify the institution, use case, market, and evidence required.
Controlled disclosure
Share current documentation through the appropriate confidential process.
Review and action
Resolve gaps, owners, dependencies, and launch conditions.
Ask the hard questions early.
Request the evidence relevant to your institution, market, architecture, and use case.