James | Snapcrackle(@Snapcrackle):When will someone use TLSN to vampire attack fintech? Current playbook is simple: trap users with their own data. Spend years building credit history with a bank. That data unlocks better rates, higher limits, real value. Switching means starting from scratch. New institutions can’t verify your claims. Documents are forgeable. Your bank won’t share with competitors. TLSNotary breaks this trap. Zero-knowledge proofs let you prove financial history to new institutions without: ∙Sharing login credentials ∙Your bank knowing ∙Any Open Banking integration

2026.01.06 09:02

When will someone use TLSN to vampire attack fintech? Current playbook is simple: trap users with their own data. Spend years building credit history with a bank. That data unlocks better rates, higher limits, real value. Switching means starting from scratch. New institutions can’t verify your claims. Documents are forgeable. Your bank won’t share with competitors. TLSNotary breaks this trap. Zero-knowledge proofs let you prove financial history to new institutions without: ∙Sharing login credentials ∙Your bank knowing ∙Any Open Banking integration