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Re:Canada calls screen scraping ‘unsecure,’ sets Open Bankin... by phoenixy1 on Thursday August 19, 2021 @12:29AM (#28230326)
I work at Plaid, and I responded to this on the parent, but because this is pretty highly upvoted I figured I'd respond here too for visibility: the Consumer Financial Production Bureau addressed the fact that a financial institution cannot waive liability responsibilities in a recent Compliance Aid. FAQ 4 says that institutions cannot rely on an agreement with the consumer that waives the liability protections under Regulation E if a consumer has shared their account information with a third party because those are protections provided under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act.

Source: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/compliance/compliance-resour...

Re:Canada calls screen scraping ‘unsecure,’ sets Open Bankin... by atdt on Thursday August 19, 2021 @12:47AM (#28230422)
Regulation E does not waive consumers' liability for unauthorized transactions; it merely limits the amount of liability. The liability limit increases sharply if the consumer does not report the fraud within 48 hours.
Re:Canada calls screen scraping ‘unsecure,’ sets Open Bankin... by lhorie on Thursday August 19, 2021 @01:13AM (#28230573)
Also, that's US regulations. The article is about Canada.