Unlock the full potential of India's Account Aggregator ecosystem. CART connects lenders to consented, real-time financial data from banks, insurance companies, and investment accounts — enabling richer credit decisioning without manual document collection.
Manual processes, fragmented tools, and legacy systems create compounding inefficiencies that limit speed, accuracy, and risk visibility.
A complete AA integration layer that connects lenders to consented financial data across the entire FIP ecosystem.
End-to-end Account Aggregator integration with intelligent analysis and workflow connectivity.
Our customers report consistent improvements across turnaround time, accuracy, operational efficiency, and risk management.
Designed with input from practitioners across credit, risk, operations, compliance, and technology functions.
How financial institutions apply this solution across their business operations.
The Account Aggregator (AA) framework, established by RBI, enables individuals and businesses to share their financial data across institutions in a consented, encrypted, and standardized manner. CART provides the complete integration layer — consent management, multi-FIP data retrieval, normalization, and credit analysis — allowing lenders to operationalize the AA framework without building in-house infrastructure.
CART supports 40+ FIPs including all major scheduled commercial banks, NBFCs, insurance companies (life and general), mutual fund RTAs (CAMS, KFintech), depositories (CDSL, NSDL), and pension funds (NPS). The FIP list is expanded as new institutions join the AA ecosystem.
Yes. The AA framework is fundamentally consent-based. CART initiates a consent request that the borrower explicitly approves on their AA-registered app. CART never accesses FIP data without valid, active consent, and consent metadata (purpose, duration, data types) is fully auditable.
CART exposes RESTful APIs that deliver normalized, structured AA data directly to your LOS or underwriting workflow. The integration is asynchronous — CART handles the consent lifecycle and data retrieval, and delivers enriched outputs when data is available.
Yes. CART supports recurring consent configurations where borrowers grant permission for periodic data access — for example, monthly updates during the loan tenure. This enables ongoing portfolio monitoring without requesting fresh consent each time.
CART's consent management layer handles revocations gracefully — stopping data access immediately, notifying relevant workflows, and updating the consent audit trail. Lenders can configure downstream actions for consent revocation scenarios.
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