Consumer Data Right (CDR)
Where ReconLink's automated bank feed is used, Fiskil is the Accredited Data Recipient and CDR data is handled in accordance with Fiskil's CDR Policy. This page explains the arrangement and points you to the policy that applies.
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Who is accredited. Fiskil Pty Ltd is the Accredited Data Recipient (ADRBNK000246) for ReconLink’s automated bank feed. Where an eligible business customer consents, they direct Fiskil to share their Consumer Data Right data with ReconLink, and ReconLink receives and handles that data under Fiskil’s Business Consumer Disclosure Agreement.
ReconLink is not accredited. ReconLink is not accredited under the Consumer Data Right, is not a CDR Representative, and is not endorsed or approved by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission or any other regulator. Fiskil operates the CDR consent flow and the connection to your bank — you will see Fiskil on the consent screen when you connect.
Which CDR policy applies. CDR data accessed through ReconLink is handled in accordance with Fiskil’s CDR Policy, which governs consent, use, disclosure, retention, deletion, notifications and complaints for that data. ReconLink does not maintain a separate CDR policy, and nothing on this page varies or adds to Fiskil’s.
Who can connect a feed. The bank feed is available to business customers only. Eligibility is determined by Fiskil as part of its consent process, which requires business-consumer information including confirmation of an active ABN. A sole trader can qualify even where the bank account is held in their own personal name, provided an active ABN is confirmed. ReconLink does not connect, receive, store or process consumer (individual) account data through the Consumer Data Right.
If you are not eligible. You can still bring your data into ReconLink by uploading a statement (CSV, Excel or PDF), by forwarding it to your client inbox address, or through a connected accounting ledger. Statements you upload or forward to us yourself are not CDR data.
What the feed retrieves, and why. Where a business account is connected with the account holder’s express consent, the feed retrieves account details, balances and transactions, together with the account holder’s organisation profile, which identifies the business that holds the connected account. We request nothing beyond these. The account, balance and transaction data is used solely to provide the bookkeeping services you or your accounting practice have engaged us for: importing and categorising transactions, reconciling accounts, and preparing BAS and financial reports. We do not sell any of it or use it for marketing.
Managing your consent. You can disconnect a bank feed at any time from within ReconLink (Client → Bank feeds → Disconnect) or by asking your accounting practice. Your rights in relation to CDR data — including withdrawing consent, deletion and de-identification, and how to make a CDR complaint — are set out in Fiskil’s CDR Policy. For more about the Consumer Data Right generally, see the official CDR website.
Other data we hold. Personal information that is not CDR data — your account details, uploaded statements, receipts and support correspondence — is governed by our Privacy Policy. General questions can go to info@reconlink.com.au.