The federal government has opened the door to a ban on screen-scraping, an insecure financial data-sharing practice for ...

The banks want the pay-by-bank provider to use application programming interfaces to protect consumers, they say.

Company has replaced inbound screen scraping with safe and secure consumer-permissioned data sharing through open-banking APIs across hundreds of thousands of apps and millions of accountholders ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s oversight effort in data-sharing regulation is more than a year old, but with its newly proposed data-rights rule—released last week—the agency is making a ...

Losely speaking, screen scraping is a method by which you pull data from preselected fields or coordinates on your monitor display. So yes, it's like a screen shot except it's for a specific area on ...

Akoya replaces screen scraping with application programming interfaces (APIs), enabling individuals to share their data with fintech apps using their financial institution’s existing online portal.

Just when you thought screen scraping was dead along comes Dappit. To be honest it isn’t really screen scrapping, it is more Web page scraping with the ability to export the data in a wide range of ...

Banking customers often share their financial data on external platforms, such as budgeting tools and accounting software, to help them manage their money. But for financial institutions, giving out ...

Websites make information available to clients, users, customers and subscribers. Data aggregators, investors, competitors and others are always thinking of new and productive ways to use that data – ...

The federal government plans to explicitly ban screen-scraping, an insecure financial data-sharing practice for consumers. It ...