Deploying a national Open Finance infrastructure [...]
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Argues that countries must pick among three deployment models—in‑house, vendor, or consortium—and gives concrete deployments: Bahrain phases regulatory rollout since 2018, consortiums like CBI: 500 banks, REXIS ~40 banks and Luxhub aggregate APIs into a national layer with connectors at each bank, sandbox, consent management and developer portal. Claims an aggregator/national layer cuts integration work, cites adoption growth 700k→11M payments (Aug 2020–Aug 2021) and notes wallets (70% usage in one market) plus private‑cloud or on‑prem connector options.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:14Open Finance models worldwide
- 8:30Consortium approach
- 13:24Designing for inclusion
- 20:14Regulator and TPP benefits
- 24:30Sandbox and API management
- 27:42Deployment options
- 29:08Open Finance foundation
- 31:16Regulator openness
- 34:09Including unbanked populations
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