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    Account number tokenization: The next phase of consumer protection

    Digital payment markets across the globe continue to rise. We see significant growth and usage in the U.S., particularly with the.

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    The role of purposeful friction in Open Finance

    The success of fintechs in the past decade can be attributed, in large part, to their ability to remove friction from user.

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    Instant ACH verification and meeting consumer expectations

    For fintech companies trying to offer innovative payment services and options to consumers, relying on the ACH network feels.

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    The expansion of account ownership validation methods

    As of 2022, 78% of adults in the U.S. prefer to bank via a mobile app or website1. With online financial services being a.

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    Instant account verification with Akoya

    Methods such as micro-deposits, void checks, and bank statements have long been cornerstones for verifying the authenticity of.

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    A consumer-first approach to account linking

    For over two decades, companies have grappled with finding a safe way for consumers to share access to their financial data with.

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    Product design to add value across the network

    By Ryan Magalhaes, Product Designer at Akoya

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    Akoya’s commitment to data security & privacy

    A common adage among cybersecurity professionals is that when it comes to data breaches, it’s not a matter of if, but when..

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    Customer centricity: How we prioritize customers through design

    By Ajay Chaudhary, UX Designer at Akoya

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    The future of payments is instant

    To address various commerce needs, the U.S. has a plethora of payment methods available. ACH (Automated Clearing House), Same.

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    Screen scraping vs. APIs: Why Akoya is 100% APIs

    With data sharing between banks, financial institutions, and third-party applications on the rise, enabling technologies.

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    Protecting consumer data through Multifactor Authentication

    The most traditional method to log into an online account is through single factor authentication. A user enters their username.