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Sahamati (Account Aggregator ecosystem)

Sahamati Free Intermediate India

The account aggregator framework lets a person share verified financial data with consent, and Sahamati is the ecosystem hub where you see who is already building on it. Browsing the participants and use cases shows you the lending, insurance, and personal-finance openings the rule created. Treat it as a live map of a policy-driven market you can actually enter.

  • Account aggregators turn consented financial data into a building block.
  • The live participant list shows where the market is still thin.
  • Lending and MSME credit are the clearest early openings.
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The question it answers

  1. A regulation or policy just changed in my sector. How do I read it as an opportunity instead of just a headache?

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