MX vs Omnia

MX provides financial data and banking tools for financial institutions and fintechs. It lets consumers bring accounts together for viewing, while providers can use permission-based access to support digital experiences. Its APIs cover account linking, account and identity verification, balance checks, and data sharing. MX says direct OAuth connections can validate accounts in less than five seconds; its data access platform is built on FDX standards. Transaction details can be standardized and categorized, and external brokerage and retirement accounts can be combined with other financial data. Supported data includes accounts, balances, transactions, investments, statements, identity, ownership, and rewards. Connections include OAuth APIs, tokenized and direct connections, whitelisted screen scraping, and microdeposits, with real-time refresh and PDF statements. MX also offers mobile banking software and a mobile SDK for approved third parties or contracted customers. It lists Android, iOS, web, and API platforms. A free account is free for 100 users; MX Platform pricing is available by demo request.

Omnia has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.