Open finance
and data sharing
built for you
Akoya offers financial institutions a secure path to open finance, compliance solutions and a growing network of fintechs and data aggregators to securely share their customers’ permissioned data via open banking APIs.
Our mission
Secure financial data
Transform the way people provide access to their data with increased security, privacy, and control over their information. We aim to make accessing and sharing financial data as easy and safe as possible.
Financial institution solutions
Akoya enables safe, secure, and transparent sharing of customer financial data via APIs.
Open finance
solutions
A comprehensive open finance solution for financial institutions to securely share and receive customer data while meeting regulatory requirements.
Secure
data sharing
Securely share customers’ permissioned data via API. Reduce the costs of contracting, vetting, building, and maintaining agreements with countless fintech apps – outsource third-party security and risk reviews + contracting to Akoya.
Trusted
data access
Join the Akoya network as a data recipient and enable your customers to securely connect external accounts and access thousands of third-party apps.
Akoya is trusted across the open banking ecosystem
The secure network effect
Customer protection
Your customers can have peace of mind to use new fintech apps as we ensure their data privacy and security when they share their financial data externally.
Third-party management
Through a single integration, enable API connections with multiple data recipients and avoid continued maintenance and development with Akoya managing all downstream data recipient relationships on your behalf.
Authentication
Akoya enables your consumers to authenticate, select accounts, and permission data to a third-party app. This keeps login credentials from being shared with third parties.
Risk mitigation
Akoya offers considerable risk mitigation as no login credentials are ever copied or stored by Akoya.
What our customers say
Frequently asked questions
What does Akoya do for financial institutions?
Akoya gives banks and credit unions a secure, API-based way to share their customers' permissioned data with fintechs and aggregators, replacing credential sharing and screen scraping with a single, standards-aligned network connection. Institutions can also join the Akoya network as a data recipient, enabling their customers to securely connect external accounts to their own digital banking experience.
How does Akoya's Open Finance Solution help financial institutions?
The Open Finance Solution combines the technology and managed services an institution needs to share customer data securely and meet evolving compliance requirements, without building infrastructure in-house. That includes a white-labeled developer portal for third parties, consumer consent and permission management, and a fully managed onboarding process where Akoya handles security and risk reviews, data access agreements, and 24/7 third-party support on the institution's behalf.
Why do banks and credit unions need an open finance strategy?
Consumers increasingly expect to connect their accounts to budgeting, lending, payment, and wealth apps, and regulators are moving toward formalizing those rights. Institutions without a modern strategy face higher security risk, growing costs from one-off fintech agreements, and the loss of customers to competitors with better data-sharing experiences.
How does Akoya help financial institutions eliminate screen scraping?
Akoya replaces credential-based screen scraping with token-based API connections, so customer usernames and passwords are never shared with or stored by third parties. This removes credential reuse risk, reduces bot-driven traffic on online banking platforms, and gives institutions clear visibility into who is accessing what data.
How does Akoya help financial institutions stay compliant with open finance regulations?
Akoya provides the FDX-aligned APIs, consumer consent tools, third-party due diligence, legal agreement administration, and continuous regulatory monitoring institutions need to keep pace with open finance requirements as they evolve. Institutions can achieve compliance in a fraction of the time it takes to build in-house.
What is the difference between sharing data and receiving data through Akoya?
As a data provider, an institution uses Akoya to let its customers securely share account data with authorized third-party apps. As a data recipient, the same institution can receive consumer-permissioned data from other institutions to power use cases like account opening, lending, and personal financial management. Many Akoya customers use both sides of the network through a single integration.
What is Akoya's data access network and who is on it?
Akoya operates a 100% API-connected network linking thousands of financial institutions with thousands of fintech apps and data aggregators through a single integration. Participants include leading U.S. banks, credit unions, wealth management firms, core banking providers, and data aggregators, all vetted against Akoya's security and risk standards.
Is Akoya only for large banks?
No. Akoya serves institutions of every size, including community banks and credit unions that lack the resources to negotiate one-off fintech agreements. A single integration gives any institution access to a vetted third-party network and the security, legal, and consent infrastructure to support open finance.
Does Akoya store consumer financial data?
No. Akoya operates a passthrough model and does not copy, store, or hold consumer financial data or login credentials. Data flows directly from the institution to the authorized third party with the consumer's consent, and Akoya is SOC 2 Type 2 certified with NIST and FIPS-140 alignment.
How does a financial institution get started with Akoya?
Financial institutions can request a custom demo or take the open finance readiness assessment to scope their data-sharing and data-access needs. Onboarding includes a single network integration, configuration of the white-labeled consumer permission dashboard, and access to managed third-party agreements, security reviews, and 24/7 support.
Featured resources
What AI doesn't know about your audience
Beyond APIs: The strategic value of data out in open finance
Open finance is a program, not a project
The foundation beneath smarter credit: why infrastructure determines who gets access
How leading institutions are closing the open finance strategy gap
Combating the risks of screen scraping: A guide for financial institutions
On-demand webinar: Open finance at an inflection point
What's holding banks back from open finance?
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Whether you’re interested in compliance solution or data sharing - our team can guide you through the next steps with a custom demo.
