U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis supports open banking rules, stressing the importance of digital assets. She sent a letter to the CFPB calling for the rules to remain unchanged. The rule allows consumers to own their financial data and share it securely with fintech companies, digital asset exchanges and third-party services. Lummis warned that without clear rules, large banks could restrict access to digital asset platforms and other innovative financial services, so rules help safeguard the space ...
According to @cryptounfolded, the US consumer protection agency, under pressure from the cryptocurrency and fintech industries, will rewrite the "open banking" rules.
On May 4th, the on-chain open banking solution launched by Plaid and Sign Protocol Proofs.Money will be launched in the Base pilot. This collaboration introduces the innovative concept of "unified financial identity", which allows users on the chain to generate unified financial reports and details, and can be used in on-chain and off-chain environments.