Apiture’s My Data Exchange™ Empowers Banks and Credit Unions with Secure, Seamless Data Sharing Access for Account Holders
By Dominic Sow · 16 December 2025

Apiture, a leading provider of digital banking solutions — now part of CSI — today announced the launch of My Data Exchange™, a new feature enabling financial institutions to offer account holders greater visibility and control over how their data is shared with third parties. With My Data Exchange, consumers and businesses can securely locate and link their financial accounts to budgeting, lending, accounting, and other apps directly within those third-party experiences.
Account holders increasingly expect to connect their financial accounts to external services with a seamless and secure process that eliminates manual steps and provides real-time access to their data. My Data Exchange simplifies this process through integrations with trusted data aggregators such as Plaid and Finicity. Account holders can also view and manage all third-party connections directly within Apiture’s Consumer Banking and Business Banking solutions, giving them full transparency into who can access their financial information.
Key benefits of My Data Exchange include:
- Secure, API-based connectivity: My Data Exchange replaces legacy screen-scraping methods with highly secure APIs, delivering stronger protection and more reliable access to financial data.
- Extended digital presence: Financial institutions can deliver value beyond traditional channels, helping to boost engagement by meeting account holders wherever they are online.
- Enhanced trust and loyalty: Giving account holders clear access to and control over their financial data reinforces institutions’ commitment to transparency, helping to deepen long-term loyalty.
- Compliance-ready: My Data Exchange aligns with the principles of Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act, giving consumers greater control of their data and aligning with the growing expectation for privacy, transparency, and portability.
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