Australian Open Banking, explained
The Consumer Data Right (CDR) is the law that lets you securely share your bank data with services you choose, without ever handing over your banking password. Redbark connects through the CDR via Fiskil, an Accredited Data Recipient, and stores none of your transaction data.
CDR vs screen-scraping
The difference between the regulated CDR data path and older screen-scraping, and why your banking password never leaves your bank with Open Banking.
Read moreAccredited Data Recipients
What ADR accreditation means, how the CDR Representative model works, and how to verify any provider on the ACCC register.
Read moreConsent duration
CDR consent is capped at 12 months, expires automatically, and is revocable in real time. How duration, expiry notices and renewal work.
Read moreData scopes
The CDR banking data categories, what Redbark requests (read-only), and why Open Banking can never initiate a payment.
Read moreWant the regulatory detail? See our Compliance page, or browse the banks we support.
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