The trusted, widespread brand angle does make sense there as a reason for banks to choose to integrate with Visa, agreed.
But does that then imply that users authenticate with their bank via Visa (i.e. Visa becoming an identity provider -- not totally unimaginable given their association with customer-issued cards)? Or instead that banks would implicitly offer this data to Plaid/Visa under their card issuance ToS, without user authentication required?
(I'm not really asking for answers, I don't think we can really know at this point. It just leads to questions like this and I'm curious)
But does that then imply that users authenticate with their bank via Visa (i.e. Visa becoming an identity provider -- not totally unimaginable given their association with customer-issued cards)? Or instead that banks would implicitly offer this data to Plaid/Visa under their card issuance ToS, without user authentication required?
(I'm not really asking for answers, I don't think we can really know at this point. It just leads to questions like this and I'm curious)