Dutch financial services firm ING is putting money behind open banking as part of its future business plans . The firm has said a significant part of its future operations will be in online platforms where consumers can be exposed to financial products . The firm 's financial management firm Yolt , gives its one million users a comprehensive view of their finances , providing services such as peer - to - peer payments and financial advice . The firm has partnerships with insurers , energy companies and pension providers to offer users deals on the platform , receiving referral requests from these partners .
Dutch financial services firm ING is putting weight behind open banking as part of its future business plans. The firm has said a significant part of its future operations will be in creating platforms where consumers can be matched to financial products. The firm's financial management platform Yolt, gives its one million users a comprehensive view of their finances, providing services such as peer-to-peer payments and savings advice. The firm has partnerships with insurers, energy companies and pension providers to offer users deals on the platform, receiving referral fees from these partners.