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The Trump administration is reviewing Dodd-Frank rules on bank data sharing with fintechs, potentially reshaping consumer access and innovation.
The Trump administration is reviewing Dodd-Frank Act rules that require banks to share consumer financial data with fintech firms like Venmo and Plaid, aiming to reshape how data is accessed and shared.
While the Biden administration expanded access in 2024 to boost competition, critics say the rules were too narrow and could allow large banks to charge high fees, limiting consumer access and encouraging risky workarounds.
The outcome depends on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s definition of “authorized third parties,” with analysts expecting a consumer-friendly interpretation that could reduce banks’ control and enhance fintech innovation.
La administración Trump está revisando las reglas de Dodd-Frank sobre el intercambio de datos bancarios con las fintech, lo que podría remodelar el acceso de los consumidores y la innovación.