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ARTICLE · 30 SEPTEMBER 2025

An Expanding Regulatory Perimeter For Fintechs: A Case Study

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As fintechs' presence and scope of activities expands, the regulatory landscape in Canada, as well as internationally, grows increasingly complex.

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As fintechs' presence and scope of activities expands, the regulatory landscape in Canada, as well as internationally, grows increasingly complex. As demonstrated in the case study below, fintechs will soon be facing a wide range of regulatory frameworks depending on their activities1, with at times similar—but often slightly different—requirements. To illustrate the potential impact of these various regulatory frameworks, we will examine an imaginary fintech's compliance obligations in the regulatory space: MyFin.

A medium-sized Canadian fintech, MyFin specializes in financial data connectivity, and provides Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow businesses and financial institutions to access consumers' banking data. MyFin has just received excellent news: a large Canadian bank has agreed to partner with it in order to launch the bank's secure Open Banking API.

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