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The days of lazily sticking with a poor-value transaction account could be numbered, say fintech founders, as Australian businesses start working with the consumer watchdog ahead of the country's open banking rollout.
Ten startups have been selected by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to test the "consumer data right (CDR) eco-system" ahead of its launch in 2020, when the big banks are set to share data from consenting consumers on products like credit cards, debit cards and deposit accounts.
Read more at The Age.
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