What is Account Aggregator and why is it used in Nance?

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Summary

An Account Aggregator is a secure system that allows Nance to access your financial data (like bank transactions) with your consent. It acts as a bridge between your bank and Nance—without sharing your login details.


How This Works in Nance

Nance uses the Account Aggregator (AA) framework to connect to your bank accounts in a secure, consent-driven way.

What is an Account Aggregator?

An Account Aggregator is a regulated financial data-sharing system in India that:

  • Lets you share your financial data with apps like Nance
  • Works only after you explicitly approve (consent)
  • Does not store or misuse your data

Think of it as a trusted middle layer between your bank and Nance.


Why Nance Uses It

Nance uses the AA system to ensure:

  • No sharing of bank credentials

    → You never give your username/password to Nance

  • Secure OTP-based authentication

    → Your bank verifies you directly

  • Read-only access

    → Nance can only view your transactions, not perform actions

  • Consent-controlled data sharing

    → You decide what gets shared and can revoke it anytime


What Happens When You Connect a Bank

  1. You select your bank in Nance
  1. You approve a consent request via OTP
  1. The Account Aggregator securely fetches your data
  1. Nance receives your transaction data and starts syncing

All of this happens without exposing sensitive credentials.


Why This Matters

  • Your financial data stays private and protected
  • You remain in full control of access
  • Nance can provide accurate insights without compromising security

No passwords. No shady access. Just clean, consent-based data flow.

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