What is the Interbank Account Data Sharing (IADS) ?
The IADS programme is formulated by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and launched with the support of the banking industry. The IADS programme has established the rules and standards facilitating interbank customer-consented data sharing. This allows customers to securely and efficiently share their bank account data from one participating bank (Data Providing Bank) to other participating banks (Data Consuming Bank), subject to customer consent. Account data sharing could help digitalise banking operations, strengthen risk management of banks, and enhance customer experience.
What We Offer?
Secured and efficient data exchange between banks
Customers have full control over their data, with the ability to grant or revoke consent for data sharing
IADS use case:
Loan application
Account transaction data can help Hang Seng Bank to better understand the financial situations of customers with Hang Seng Business e-Banking, thereby streamlining and expediting the loan application process.
Consolidated View of Accounts
Consolidating cross-bank accounts into Hang Seng Business e-Banking allows Hang Seng Bank to analyse customers’ account data more effectively and enhance the user experience.
Supported bank list:
- The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
- Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited