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Visa Abandons Open Banking in US Amid Data-Access Debate
ByAinvest
Friday, Aug 22, 2025 10:58 am ET1min read
Visa has abandoned open banking in the US as the debate over data access rages on. The payment card giant specializes in issuing and marketing payment cards, with two main areas of activity: sales of means of payment and services. The majority of net sales come from abroad, with 58.9% generated internationally.
Visa, a leading payment card issuer, has announced its withdrawal from open banking initiatives in the United States. The decision comes amidst ongoing debates over data access and privacy concerns. Visa's primary areas of activity include the sales of means of payment and services, with 58.9% of its net sales generated internationally [1].The open banking model, which allows third-party providers to access customer financial data with their consent, has faced significant pushback in the US. Concerns over data security, privacy, and regulatory compliance have led to a contentious environment. Visa's decision to step back from this model underscores the complex regulatory landscape and the need for clear guidelines.
Visa's focus remains on its core competencies, which include issuing and marketing payment cards. The company has consistently emphasized the importance of secure and reliable payment solutions. By withdrawing from open banking, Visa can concentrate on enhancing its existing services and exploring new opportunities in the international market.
The withdrawal also reflects Visa's strategic approach to navigating the evolving financial technology landscape. The company has demonstrated a willingness to adapt to regulatory changes and market dynamics. This flexibility is crucial in an industry where technological advancements and regulatory environments are constantly evolving.
The impact of this decision on Visa's operations and market position remains to be seen. However, the company's strong international presence and focus on secure payment solutions position it well to continue its growth trajectory. As the debate over open banking in the US continues, other financial institutions may also reassess their participation in this model.
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[1] https://www.ainvest.com/news/pinnacle-synovus-merger-strategic-powerhouse-southeast-banking-sector-2508/
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