We’ve implemented a more secure way they can access Bank of America accounts without requiring the sharing of your login information with them. The third parties you see listed are using our more secure data-sharing protocol, and you can revoke your consent for them to access your account at any time.

When you share your login information with a third party, they have the same access to your information as you do. This means you usually can’t choose how much information they can access. Furthermore, they store your login information, which could be compromised if they have a security breach. Even if you’re not actively using the third-party service or you stop using it, they could continue to access your information.

You enjoy greater security (the amount of data third parties can access is reduced, and the need for third parties to store and use your login credentials is eliminated), greater transparency (you gain insight into what specific data elements are being shared) and greater control (you can revoke your consent to any third party at any time).

Once you’ve given an app or website permission to connect, they may access your chosen accounts until you revoke consent.

Once you revoke your consent with a third party, they'll no longer be able to access your account information, but they'll still have any data you previously shared. To request that they delete your account information, please contact the company directly.

Service providers are used by many third parties as a way of collecting your account information. We provide both the name of the third party and the service provider it uses to collect your data in order to give you a better understanding of who you’ve authorized to receive your account info.

This page only lists third-party sites and apps that connect to Bank of America through our secure data-sharing protocol and to which you’ve given consent to share your account information.

If you have shared your account information with a third party not listed here, you’ll need to work directly with them to manage your sharing preferences or ask them to stop collecting your information altogether. To stop all third-party access to your account info, change your Bank of America Password.

If you revoke the consent you’ve given to a third party, that third party will no longer have ongoing access to your account information through secure connection. Please be aware that data you previously shared may still be retained and used by that third party.

If you revoked your consent to a third party and want to reinstate it, you’ll need to do so via the specific site or app.

Start on the app or website and look for an option to add or link your bank accounts. They’ll ask you to sign into your Bank of America account. Be sure they redirect you to secure.bankofamerica.com to authenticate, then provide your consent to share your account information.