Login with openfeed
Optional single sign-on so people can sign in to your app with their openfeed identity, the starting point for a streamlined path to data sharing.
Login with openfeed lets people sign in to your app using their openfeed identity, a familiar single-tap sign-in for anyone who has an openfeed account. It’s the natural starting point for apps that will invite users to share their banking or energy data.
Why offer it
- Data sharing feels like one flow, not two: When a signed-in user later chooses to share their banking or energy data, the flow is streamlined. They don’t re-authenticate; they go straight to the disclosure consent screen and pick which accounts to share.
- A user base already trusted with their data: People who use openfeed have made a considered trust decision about handing over their banking or energy data. “Sign in with openfeed” carries more weight than a generic social login for a data-heavy app.
- Lower sign-up friction: Returning openfeed users get into your app in a single tap. No new password to create, no new profile to fill in.
How it works
Login with openfeed uses the same authorization flow as data sharing. The Quickstart covers the setup. Your OIDC client library handles the rest.
What it costs
Leveraging Login with openfeed is free. There’s no per-authorisation charge and no cost to add it to your app. Consumer pricing applies when a signed-in user chooses to share their banking or energy data with you. See Pricing for the details.