Committee on Interoperability

As part of our commitment to enhancing the efficiency and accessibility of the Account Aggregator (AA) network, we are delighted to announce the formation of a committee dedicated to addressing the procedural burdens of onboarding the AA Network. This committee will play a crucial role in addressing the challenges faced by Financial Information Users (FIUs) and Financial Information Providers (FIPs), paving the way for a more seamless and efficient experience. This committee will ultimately usher in interoperability and strengthen user choice for the consumers.

The committee’s primary objective is to develop a comprehensive procedural checklist for AA Network Onboarding, aiming to address operational challenges faced by FIUs and FIPs while mitigating executive concerns due to increased network traffic. Their goals include transitioning to a more efficient “network trust” model, enhancing transaction and consent experiences, promoting uniform user interfaces, streamlining AA identification, reducing data traffic, optimizing maintenance costs, standardizing processes, minimizing bandwidth consumption, implementing risk mitigation, simplifying IP whitelisting, and ensuring API health aligns with SLAs for participating entities.

The committee constituted for this endeavor is –

S. NoOrganizationLicenseEntity Type
1CRIF AAAAAA
2Protean SurakshAAAAAA
3TallyEdgeAAAA
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5AgyaAAAA
6State Bank of India (SBI)Public Sector BankFIP/FIU
7Axis BankPrivate Sector BankFIP/FIU
8Union Bank of IndiaPublic Sector BankFIP/FIU
9HDFC BankPrivate Sector BankFIP/FIU
10ICICI BankPrivate Sector BankFIP/FIU
11IDFC First BankPrivate Sector BankFIP/FIU
12Kotak Mahindra BankPrivate Sector BankFIP/FIU
13CAMS RTARTAFIP
14Bank of BarodaPublic Sector BankFIP/FIU
15NSDLDepositoriesFIP

Click here for the complete terms of reference for the committee on Interoperability.

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