Guide – How to optimise verification with open banking

1 min read|Published January 15, 2025

In our account verification guide you'll learn how to streamline your operations, reduce risk, and enhance customer experience with the help of open banking-powered solutions. Scroll down to download the guide in full.

As business becomes more and more digital, addressing issues such as speed of sign-up, automation and security create burdens of their own. In this guide we’ll look at why verification is important for businesses; some of the data and processes commonly used to verify customers; and how digital bank account verification can help support faster flows – while reducing risk.

By downloading the guide, you will learn about:

What account verification is and how it can be optimised with open banking
Tink's suite of verification tools
How E.ON made payment set-up fast and easy
And lots more...

With Tink's open banking solutions, you can turn what was previously a cumbersome process into a fast, simple and seamless experience.

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