The Financial Desktop Connectivity and Collaboration Consortium (FDC3) standard is maintained and used by leading organizations across the financial industry through a variety of different implementations.
For more detail on who's implementing the Desktop Agent (a "Platform Provider"), using FDC3 to enable interop with their apps (an "App Provider") or details on where to find demos, examples apps, training materials and other resources, see below.
Disclaimer: Please note that the majority of platforms, applications and content listed below are not affiliated with, supported, or otherwise maintained by FINOS or the FDC3 project and its maintainers. Please contact the publisher of each entry for more information.
BMO is a strong advocate for interoperability and is developing multiple internal applications using FDC3. We contribute to the FDC3-related meetings and discussions around the standards, contexts and intents.
Morgan Stanley believes that open standards like FDC3 are essential for unlocking new scenarios and efficiencies in user experience on the desktop for both our employees and our clients.
NatWest Group is proud to support the adoption of open standards such as FDC3, recognizing their transformative potential in reshaping how financial institutions connect applications and data across the desktop and thus unlocking new possibilities for both our colleagues and our customers.
