FDATA Core Principles for Consumer Financial Data Rights

March 02, 2026

In honor of Consumer Protection Week, FDATA is highlighting a core principle of modern consumer protection: consumers should control their own financial data. Strong, enforceable data rights under Section 1033 ensure Americans can securely access and share their information with the services and tools of their choice—without unnecessary fees, friction, or restrictions.

 

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