The Foundation
So, what is
Open Banking?
Open Banking transformed the way businesses and consumers access financial products for the better. It’s meant that organisations and individuals have been able to take control of their own financial data, to drive better outcomes all round.
Legislation introduced in 2018 meant that we now have the choice to share our banking information with trusted third-parties to unlock the best financial services and products.
Why does an Open Banking Platform Exist?
Almost a decade ago, the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) began a review of the UK retail banking industry at the time....
What is PSD2?
PSD2 is a directive from the European Union that lays out requirements for banks and businesses in the financial services sector relating to payment services and access to open banking data.....
How can I be sure that Open Banking is totally safe?
Open Banking isn’t the new kid on the block anymore, as it was actually introduced almost 5 years ago! It’s strictly regulated and totally safe....
Enterprise-Grade Security
Open Banking has been created
with security at its heart –
here’s how:

Systems you trust
Open banking platform - Built on the secure
foundations of traditional banking and
fintech innovation
You control how long your Open Banking data is shared for
The decision is yours – set the access duration and end it whenever you like.
Changed your mind?
No problem. Revoking access is as easy as granting it. Opt out anytime!

Banking Integrations
Secure and seamless connectivity through Open Banking Solutions
Pulse integrates with leading Open Banking platforms, giving you a clear, real-time view of your business finances. With instant access to your bank transaction data, you can manage cash flow more effectively and ensure tailored lending decisions. We partner with trusted open banking providers to deliver this seamless connectivity. Explore all our Open Banking integrations to see how we can support your financial goals.
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