APIs: The Hidden Power Brokers in the EU Data Act Enforcement.
summary
EU regulation forces IoT and finance data sharing by creating data holder and data user roles, allows public authorities free emergency access, and treats cars as sources of up to 1 TB/day. Implementation requires mapping legacy systems, exposing standardized APIs secured with OAuth2/OIDC and three-legged tokens, building mandatory customer dashboards (finance) that track per-product consents, testing end-to-end error flows, and choosing API monetization via national marketplaces or vendor platforms rather than building monetization from scratch.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00EU data markets and APIs
- 1:09EU regulation framework
- 3:15EU Data Act explained
- 5:45Data Act vs FIDA
- 7:55API monetization in banking
- 11:30Guide for data holders
- 13:15Legacy systems for APIs
- 14:40Customer dashboards for data
- 16:03OAuth2 for access management
- 17:46API monetization strategies
- 20:00Regulation impact
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