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Financial Data Exchange

Definition

A Financial Data Exchange is a platform or system that facilitates the secure and efficient sharing of financial information between different entities. These exchanges enable the transfer of data such as transaction histories, account balances, and investment portfolios, often in a standardized format. The primary purpose is to improve interoperability, streamline financial processes, and enhance data analysis capabilities across various financial institutions. In the context of digital assets, such exchanges could enable secure sharing of crypto-related financial records.