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"substantially similar to what an End User would receive through the websites, mobile applications, or other online locations maintained or managed by or on behalf of Partner through which an End User can access its financial account informationExcerpt from Plaid's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “substantially similar to what an End User would receive through the websites, mobile applications, or other online locations maintained or managed by or on behalf of Partner through which an End User can access its financial account information”
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