Explore customer-owned publications, implementation guides, partnership announcements, and industry coverage that mention Fiskil.
Finmo describes combining its treasury platform with Fiskil’s banking connectivity to give finance teams a consolidated view of cash across multiple banks. Its announcement covers transaction synchronisation, reconciliation and connected financial data for forecasting and day-to-day treasury decisions.
AGL’s Electrify Now FAQ names Fiskil in the process for obtaining electricity information with a customer’s consent. It explains the information shared and the data connection behind a more personalised view of home-electrification options.
Prometeo announced a Colombia open-finance alliance combining its banking API connectivity with Fiskil’s enterprise data-provider platform. The joint offering covers consent management, participant-directory integration, operations and monitoring, with SaaS, PaaS and on-premise deployment options described by the partners.
Paddle Australia’s JustGo guide identifies Fiskil in Adyen’s instant bank-account verification workflow and explains the alternative bank-statement process. Pony Club Australia’s guide also shows Fiskil in the onboarding interface, providing practical documentation of the merchant-verification experience.
Billroo’s help centre names Fiskil as its open-banking data partner. The article explains the relationship within Billroo’s account-connection and security information, and directs users to Fiskil’s CDR policy for more detail about how shared banking data is handled.
BankSync describes using Fiskil for Australian banking connectivity, including a hosted consent screen and the handling of account and transaction information. Its provider page and terms explain the stated CDR arrangement and direct users to the relevant data-sharing policies.
Ezyiah’s terms describe live bank feeds supplied through Fiskil for reconciliation and reporting. Banking information arrives through consent-based infrastructure, with the applicable CDR role depending on the arrangement. The document also explains the service’s reliance on Fiskil and financial institutions for feed availability.
One Click Switch and RateGuard describe using consented energy data through Fiskil for comparisons and ongoing monitoring. Their shared terms explain the data flow and withdrawal of consent, while distinguishing BeMoved-only services that do not use CDR data.
Cleer Money’s bank-connections terms identify Fiskil as the partner retrieving banking information through customer consent. The document explains how account connectivity supports the service and gives users a route to withdraw sharing through Fiskil’s consent dashboard.
Volt Data describes using Fiskil to collect consented electricity information for analytics, comparisons and solar or battery modelling. Its API documentation places Fiskil in the energy-data path, while the product’s own website identifies Volt Data as owned by BDO in Australia.
Brightfield’s privacy policy explains how Fiskil collects Australian CDR banking information for its service. The policy describes the stated representative arrangement and the information exchanged to establish connections, giving users an account of how their bank data reaches Brightfield.
Ahead’s About page explains how consented banking information reaches the product through Fiskil. The page identifies Ahead as built by IO Corp and describes the representative arrangement supporting account connectivity within its personal-finance experience.
WildCard names Fiskil when explaining its open-banking connection and stated CDR representative arrangement. The website invites users into early access and describes the planned experience, while making clear that its proposed payment cards are not yet available.
SolvingZero’s privacy policy identifies Fiskil in its consented energy-data arrangements. It explains the publisher’s stated representative relationship, outlines the handling context for shared information and links users to Fiskil’s CDR policy for further detail.
Instant Receipts identifies Fiskil as its banking-data partner in the terms covering third-party integrations and automated bank feeds. The document describes the service’s stated representative role and explains the infrastructure used to bring consented banking information into the product.
Australian FinTech describes how UNO Home Loans uses Fiskil connectivity in LoanScore to support ongoing mortgage monitoring. The feature combines permissioned banking information with home-loan product data and includes UNO CEO Vincent Turner’s perspective on moving beyond a one-off comparison.
Lucie Money founder Anthony Voigt describes real bank accounts, balances and transactions connected through Fiskil under the CDR. His update explains that the consented banking-data foundation was live, while the wider conversational money product remained in development and required further testing.
Australian FinTech covered Fiskil’s announced transfer of CDR energy information from Origin Energy using Biza.io infrastructure in November 2022. The article includes comments from both teams about the early data-sharing milestone ahead of Fiskil’s Energy API launch.
The Finnies’ official 2026 finalist page lists Fiskil in Best Innovation in Open Banking/Open Finance. The organiser’s category listing places Fiskil among the companies recognised as finalists for their work in the open-banking and open-finance industry.
21networks includes Fiskil among the investments shown on its own website. The family office’s portfolio provides an investor-published reference to the company, alongside the other businesses represented within its investment interests and portfolio.
AFIA listed Fiskil CEO Jacob Parker and AegisIQ’s Mike Booth for a September 2025 webinar on CDR implementation for non-bank lenders. The agenda covered project planning, resourcing, product data and regulatory considerations, with questions for Fiskil’s team.
AFIA’s company profile describes Fiskil’s managed data-holder platform and Banking API for institutions and fintechs. The association page identifies Fiskil as a conference exhibitor and outlines its approach to connectivity, consent management and ongoing standards maintenance.
Sub11 Uncovered’s episode listing introduces an Intersekt interview between Chris Titley and Fiskil founder Jacob Parker. The publisher describes a conversation covering secure data sharing, Australia’s CDR, AI use cases and Fiskil’s ambitions as open-banking activity grows.
FinTechNZ’s March 2024 community update welcomed Fiskil among its new members. Executive director Jason Roberts included the company in an update on the association’s growing fintech community, alongside discussion of industry events and New Zealand’s developing open-banking landscape.
FinTech Australia featured Fiskil in its May 2025 Five Fintechs newsletter, describing banking and energy infrastructure alongside the Adyen and Finmo partnerships. An earlier March 2021 edition introduced the company’s work on CDR connectivity and compliance infrastructure.
FinTech Australia’s public summit acknowledgement thanks Fiskil among the speakers and sponsors involved in the 2026 FinTech Data Horizons Summit. The organiser’s post places the company within the event’s wider community of open-data and fintech participants.
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