The homepage still sells "full compliance with Dodd Frank 1033 ruling", but the CFPB is reconsidering that rule and a court challenge is pending. Bank buyers who paused their 1033 projects read that line as out of date, and it is the first thing the new Marketing Manager's paid search will send people to.
First action
Write the new hero line and the four "true under any rule" points, and have the CPO check them.
How to measure it
Readiness review requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- 8 a month
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Audit every 1033 claim
List every page, PDF and ad that says "compliance" with 1033 or names a deadline.
Marketing Manager 2 hours
Write the readiness message
Four points that hold under any final rule: FDX APIs, tokenized access, consent records, traffic visibility.
Marketing Manager 1 day
Add the status box
A dated three-line "Where 1033 stands" summary with links to the CFPB notice and the proposed rule when it comes.
Marketing Manager 2 hours
Legal and product review
The CPO and counsel approve the wording; nothing promises compliance with a rule not yet final.
Chief Product Officer 3 days
Replace the call to action
A 30-minute readiness review booked with the Pre-Sales Engineer.
Marketing Manager 2 hours
Brief sales
One paragraph the Director of Sales can use when a bank says "we are waiting for the CFPB".
Director of Sales 1 hour
Why it works
Replace the compliance promise with a readiness promise that holds whatever the final rule says: FDX-standard APIs, OAuth tokens instead of screen scraping, consent records per app, and traffic visibility. Add a short, dated "Where 1033 stands" box that the team updates when the CFPB acts, and a "1033 readiness review" call to action for banks deciding what to do now.
Banks still have to stop screen scraping, govern aggregators and meet commercial clients' demand for direct connections whether or not the deadlines move. Selling the work that survives any version of the rule turns regulatory uncertainty from a reason to wait into a reason to talk.
Ready to use
ChecklistTrue under any version of 1033
[ ] Customers connect apps through APIs, not shared passwords [ ] Each app connection has its own token you can revoke [ ] Consent is recorded per customer, per account, per app [ ] You can see every aggregator and app pulling data, and how much [ ] Your APIs follow the FDX standard [ ] Commercial clients can connect their ERP directly [ ] Support knows what to do when a connection breaks
Risks and how to handle them
The rule changes again
Date the status box and assign the Marketing Manager to update it within a week of any CFPB action.
Looks like less urgency
Lead with what commercial clients and aggregators demand today, not with the deadline.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage: "120M+ Accounts Connected"; products Connect, Direct, 360°, Portal and Managed Services; integrations with NetSuite, Xero, Quicken, Sage, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Workday and QuickBooks. It asks "Is Your Financial Institution Ready for Dodd-Frank 1033?" and promises to "Ensure full compliance with Dodd Frank 1033 ruling for retail bank and credit cards". There is no pricing page.Source
- Search resultsSection 1033: the CFPB's November 2024 personal financial data rights rule is being reconsidered. An August 22, 2025 advance notice asked about who can act as a consumer's representative, fees for access, security and privacy, and in August 2026 the CFPB said it plans to propose a rule reconsidering the 2024 rule; a challenge by the Bank Policy Institute and the Kentucky Bankers Association is pending.Source
- HiringMarketing Manager (posted July 2026, New York office five days a week, $120k–$150k plus stock options, reports to the COO): run email, organic and paid social and SEO/SEM in HubSpot; write case studies, blogs, white papers and industry reports; build sales enablement (collateral, presentations, playbooks); lead trade shows and custom events; own website updates, media outreach and PR; report ROI, CPC and CPL from Salesforce and HubSpot; manage the budget. Open Banking / Open Finance marketing experience is required.Source