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Quarterly European Open Banking TPP Trackers and a Global Open Banking Map. A quick and easy way to see how open ecosystems are being developed and implemented across the world.
The Q3 2025 Konsentus TPP Open Banking Tracker shows renewed market activity across Europe, with passporting and cross-border operations rising despite a slight overall decline in authorised TPPs.
This quarter we have seen a decline in the overall number of TPPs in both the EEA and UK.
This quarter we report a slowdown in overall net growth but plenty of activity at an individual market level. Read the full tracker for further information.
The number of TPPs that gained regulatory approval in the EEA in Q4 2022 mirrored the preceding three months.
Over the last three months, there has been a slowdown in newly regulated fintech TPPs. In the EEA, there was a net increase of 8, taking the total to 346. In the UK, the number dropped due to 9 TPPs losing their regulatory
Open Banking and Open Finance are making their way around the globe, with many countries looking at how financial data can be shared and managed via open APIs. Follow the journey with us through our Open Banking world map.
The Konsentus Q2 2022 Open Banking TPP tracker sees the total number of fintech third party providers (TPPs) in the EEA now stand at 338, marking a much faster rise than the last few quarters.
Mastercard explores the rise of open banking with their Q2 2022 Open Banking Tracker, produced by Open Banking Protect with the help of Konsentus Verify. Europe’s Open Banking market grew in Q2 2022 as customer demand climbs and the sector
The Konsentus Q1 2022 Open Banking TPP tracker has seen the number of pure-play TPPs across the EEA and the UK now totals 535, while the number of TPPs in the EEA alone has risen to 316.
The Konsentus Q4 2021 Open Banking TPP tracker explores TPP growth over the past three months and takes a look at projected TPP numbers and API volumes for the next quarter.
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