basiq/data-projects Covid Safe with open banking data Transaction data exposed via open banking APIs in Australia could be enriched with location information to help identify if someone has been in a Covid-19 hotspot.
Product News Basiq + Finch In partnership with FinchXP, Basiq is now able to offer customers advanced Data Enrichment through a new “Basiq x FinchXP API” Service.
Partner showcase Getting paid Quicka with bank data Businesses need better payment solutions and customers need more flexible ways to pay. QuickaPay solves both problems, letting businesses offer instalment plans with none of the risk.
Partner showcase Connecting your bank for pay on-demand Basiq has partnered with Beforepay, a fintech aiming to put an end to the payday distress cycle by providing consumers with on-demand access to their wages.
Partner showcase Simplify tax deductions with bank data Basiq has partnered with Deductly, a startup that helps small businesses categorise their annual expenditure in minutes, helping them claim the business deductions they are entitled to.
Product News Filter out accounts for more accurate insights Basiq now allows you to exclude irrelevant accounts for more accurate insights on a customer’s assets, liabilities, expenses and income.
Partner showcase Going solo with banking data Basiq is excited to partner with Rounded, simple accounting software that makes work better for the self-employed. With Basiq, Rounded customers are able to connect their bank accounts to save time logging expenses and get a snapshot of their overall financial position.
Product News Latest enhancements to our merchant categorisation models We've improved the Enrich API merchant categorisation models, resulting in even greater coverage and accuracy than before!
Regulatory Updates An update on where we are with CDR The ACCC has set robust CDR privacy protections. Now it must focus on increasing the uptake of open banking APIs to drive innovation in the sector.
Regulatory Updates Basiq joins open banking advisory committee We are pleased to announce that Basiq has joined the Consumer Data Right (CDR) Banking Advisory Committee.
Open banking's first loan processed in minutes Basiq, a leading fintech providing access and insights into financial data, has worked with Regional Australia Bank, Australia’s first accredited data recipient, to approve the first loan under open banking.
Basiq in the news Inaugural loan approved through CDR regime Basiq, A NAB-backed fintech has helped facilitate the first loan approval under the new open banking regime.
Partner showcase Revolutionising property management with live banking data Basiq is excited to announce our partnership with Resly, a first-of-its-kind property management system for property and strata managers. By using Basiq, Resly is able to connect to their customer’s live bank feeds, enabling them to process their end of month in one click and under 30 seconds.
Regulatory Updates ASIC & ACCC: Screen scraping is a valid method of data sharing Both ASIC and the ACCC have stated that they will not be banning ‘screen scraping.’ At Basiq, we work with many fintechs and welcome the position that “digital data capture services,” like screen scraping, remain necessary to fintech development in Australia.
Product News Basiq’s CDR Prototype: Basiq Consent With Consumer Data Right deadlines fast approaching there’s been little vision into what CDR will look like, especially for consumers sharing their data. Basiq is excited to announce our first CDR prototype, providing a view of what CDR will look like in practice.
Product News Preview: Basiq Identity Basiq is excited to announce that our Basiq Identity is in beta release. It will allow our customers to validate an applicant’s identity via their banking platform and prevent practices like “piggybacking.”
Regulatory Updates RG209 Update: Patterns not Payslips ASIC has just released an update to the Responsible Lending Guidance (RG209). A key takeaway from the updates is the increasing obligation on technology to determine credit decisions.
Partner showcase UBank adopts Basiq's AI-powered tools to help Millennials budget Basiq has partnered with UBank to help over half a million consumers predict spending and better manage their finances via the Free2Spend app.
Regulatory Updates Where we are with CDR The ACCC has deferred the launch of the CDR to July 2020. In light of this, it's useful to take a look at current CDR legislation. To help you get a better understanding of the issues at play, we’ve detailed three areas of interest.
Basiq in the news Salesforce, NAB And Reinventure Back Open Banking Platform Basiq Open banking start-up Basiq has concluded its Series A funding, securing investment from Salesforce Ventures, NAB Ventures and Westpac’s Reinventure.
Partner showcase How GooodPay makes it easier to support the causes that matter Basiq is partnering with fintech company GooodPay to make it easier than ever to support the causes that matter. With access to bank transaction data from Basiq, GooodPay aims to help more customers become givers by allowing users to give smaller amounts, more frequently, via a rewards system.
Partner showcase Empowering millennials to take charge of their money Basiq is excited to announce that we have partnered with Fu, a platform that empowers millennials to live large and take charge of their financial well-being. Fu provides a set of simple tools that allow users to manage, spend and invest - all in one place.
Basiq closes Series A funding round | Basiq Basiq, a leading fintech providing access and insights into financial data, has concluded its Series A funding round with investments from NAB Ventures, Salesforce Ventures and Westpac’s Reinventure.
Product News Upload your own bank data for credit decisions It is now easier than ever to generate Basiq’s Affordability report using your own customer bank data. Simply export your data in CSV format and upload it through Basiq’s user friendly dashboard!
Basiq in the news Salesforce makes an open banking move US technology giant Salesforce is .... investing alongside Westpac Banking Corp and National Australia Bank in open banking platform Basiq, which could provide users of its software with a more comprehensive view of customers' financial position.
