JPMorganChase and Plaid have announced the extension of their data access agreement, allowing shared customers to continue accessing financial products securely. The renewed agreement builds on the ongoing relationship between the two companies and outlines commitments to keep consumer data safe and accessible.
The agreement includes a pricing structure and emphasizes investment in innovation and technology to improve data access for users. Both firms aim to maintain quick, secure, and consistent access for consumers who use various financial management tools.
“JPMorganChase has a long history of working with Plaid and we’re excited that partnership will continue and the open banking ecosystem will continue to thrive. Today’s announcement will ensure that our customers can continue to quickly, safely, and securely access their financial data for years to come and stay connected to the products they rely on every day.” said Melissa Feldsher, Head of Consumer Payments at JPMorganChase.
“We have always believed consumers should have the right to access and share their own financial data, and JPMorganChase has been a partner in that effort. This extended agreement ensures ongoing access for the millions of Chase customers who rely on Plaid every day to connect with the products and services they trust.” said Eric Sager, Plaid COO.
The extension does not change existing customer agreements or pricing for Plaid users. The collaboration supports connections for personal finance management, payments, and investments.
Plaid is headquartered in San Francisco and connects over 12,000 financial institutions across several countries. It serves more than 7,000 companies including fintechs, crypto firms, Fortune 500 enterprises, as well as major banks.
JPMorganChase is a global financial services firm based in the United States with $4.6 trillion in assets as of June 30, 2025. The company operates under both J.P. Morgan and Chase brands serving millions of individual customers along with corporate clients worldwide.