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Citi: Partners with Frollo to test its Open Banking systems

  • Australian fintech Frollo announced that it performing Data Holder Testing for global financial institution Citi
  • Citi implementing their solution to enable their customers to share CDR data with Accredited Data Recipients
  • Testing an important part of this process, to ensure the solution complies with CDR rules and delivers a high quality customer experience
  • Frollo’s Data Holder testing solution focuses on a combination of powerful and proven testing technology
  • New CDR standards and CDR rules mean that compliance testing an additional burden to the suite of functional
  • Citi chosen to work with Frollo to thoroughly test their technology for compliance and user experience
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Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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