White paper

The Economics of Access in Financial Services

The Economics of Access in Financial Services

SOLO's Patent-Pending Protocol Fixing The Economics of Data Collection & Sharing

"In an industry where data has replaced relationships, access no longer depends on who owns the data, but on who is incentivized to share trust."

Georgina Merhom

Founder and CEO - SOLO

"In an industry where data has replaced relationships, access no longer depends on who owns the data, but on who is incentivized to share trust."

Georgina Merhom

Founder and CEO - SOLO

"In an industry where data has replaced relationships, access no longer depends on who owns the data, but on who is incentivized to share trust."

Georgina Merhom

Founder and CEO - SOLO

"In an industry where data has replaced relationships, access no longer depends on who owns the data, but on who is incentivized to share trust."

Georgina Merhom

Founder and CEO - SOLO

Abstract

Can banking build a new trust economy — one built not around gatekeeping, but around collaborative, composable infrastructure? We invite financial institutions, policy makers, and technologists to reimagine data governance from data asset to trust asset, built around composability, collaboration, and clarity, to unlock access. SOLO's solution, as detailed in this white paper, is comprised of four modular layers:

Resolution

A real-time, user-authorized data retrieval engine

Memory

Fact storage with field-level provenance and auditability

Activation

Institution-owned logic to drive workflows and decisions

Network

Cross-institution data reuse governed by network and user permissions

In Context
Open Banking — Without Data Aggregators

The economics of data sharing today reward the intermediaries, not the institutions that built the trust, and not the customers who lived it.

SOLO enables a new trust economy — one built not around gatekeeping, rather, one built on properly incentivized trust as a service.

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