I’ve given my consent to a financial app to access my SBI credit card data via an Account Aggregator. Now I want to stop sharing my data, but I can’t find a way to do it through the SBI Card app. How do I revoke this consent?
Revoking consent for an Account Aggregator to access your SBI card data isn’t something you do through the bank’s app. The power to revoke that consent lies with the Account Aggregator you used to give permission in the first place. The entire process is designed to be simple and in your control, provided you know where to look.
Revoke Consent Through Your Account Aggregator’s Dashboard
I remember a friend of mine was trying to stop a financial planning app from accessing his SBI card statements. He spent a lot of time searching through the SBI Card app and website but found no option to revoke consent. I explained to him that the consent is managed by the Account Aggregator itself, not the bank. He logged into his Finvu app, went to the “Manage Consents” section, and saw a list of all his active data-sharing agreements. He simply selected the one for his SBI card and chose to “Revoke” it. It was a single click, and the data-sharing stopped instantly.
What to Do If You Can’t Find the Right Account Aggregator
A colleague of mine faced a common problem: she couldn’t remember which Account Aggregator she had used to link her SBI card. She tried logging into one app, but the consent wasn’t there. The key thing to remember is that your consent lives with the AA platform you gave it to. The solution for her was to try logging into a few of the major AA apps (like Onemoney, Finvu, or CAMS FinServ) with her registered mobile number. She eventually found her active consent in one of them and was able to revoke it easily. It took a few tries, but she got it done.
Technical Glitch which Prevents Revoking Consent for Account Aggregator
I recently read a story on a user forum about a person who was trying to revoke their consent, but the button to “Stop Sharing” on their AA app was greyed out or just didn’t work. This is a rare technical glitch that can happen on the AA platform itself. The solution for them was to first check for any pending consent requests and cancel those. If that didn’t work, they contacted the AA’s customer support. Sometimes, the issue is on their end and needs to be resolved by their technical team. They were able to get it fixed
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