Frollo: Launches Open Banking powered Financial Passport in app

Frollo: Launches Open Banking powered Financial Passport in app

  • Frollo, Australia’s leading Open Banking provider, has launched a free tool for consumers to get a snapshot of their finances
  • Powered by Open Banking, the ‘Financial Passport’ provides an easy to understand overview of income
  • Consumers can use the PDF to get a better understanding of their financial position and borrowing power
  • The report includes a monthly overview of a user’s income and expenses, an overview of all their assets & liabilities
  • In the app, consumers can link their financial accounts using Open Banking to get an overview of their finances
  • Also works with lenders, brokers, and fintech to streamline their lending decisions
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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