What gets built on open-banking transaction data, grouped by Mastercard priority — who already ships it in Europe, and where Mastercard has a moat (and why).
Confirm the claimed name matches the holder of the IBAN before a credit transfer.
Headless API: POST /verify-account-holder — this console is a lens on it.
Retrieve an account's available & current balance — the OFD balances data product.
Headless API: POST /balance-check — this console is a lens on it.
availableBalance / currentBalance) and the caller decides.
The sufficientForAmount helper here is a caller-side convenience, not a
PSD2 confirmation-of-funds (that boolean is a bank-side scheme function).
Monthly inflow, outflow & net for an account — the analytics layer behind Lending & PFM.
Headless API: POST /cash-flow — this console is a lens on it.
cashFlowPersonal report. Net = credits − debits;
less transfers excludes money moved between own accounts. The same report
feeds both Lending decisioning and PFM money-management.
Detect recurring income streams with cadence, net/gross annual & confidence — the core lending artefact.
Headless API: POST /verify-income.
Consolidate the customer's accounts into assets — balances, average monthly balance, NSF signals.
Headless API: POST /verify-assets (spans all the customer's accounts).
Categorised spend, top merchants & subscriptions — the PFM view assembled over transaction enrichment.
Headless API: POST /spending-insights.
Normalise inconsistent acquirer MCCs to the canonical ISO-18245 code per merchant —
a scheme-side fix only Mastercard can ship.
Headless API: POST /normalize-mcc.
5499 instead of 5411). Mastercard owns ISO 18245 + the
scheme merchant DB, so it can normalise to the canonical code.
Estimate CO₂ per transaction from category × amount.
Illustrative emission factors — POST /carbon-footprint.
Detect recurring commitments and catch price-creep.
Headless: POST /subscriptions.
Income vs committed outgoings → disposable income, DTI & a lending band.
Composed over Cash Flow + Income — POST /affordability.