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Following the registration of Treasury Laws Amendment (Consumer Data Right) Act 2024, the name ‘Data Recipient Accreditor’ has changed to ‘CDR Accreditor’. We are working towards making this name change in all ACCC documentation, guidelines and online information. Until this is completed, the term ‘Data Recipient Accreditor’ should be read as a reference to ‘CDR Accreditor’. The name change does not change the functions and powers of the CDR Accreditor or impact applications, data recipients, data holders or consumers. |
Non-bank lenders with CDR obligations
This fact sheet provides information about the staged application of the CDR Rules to data holders in the non-bank lenders sector.
CDR business consumers
The Competition and Consumer (Consumer Data Right) Amendment Rules (No. 1) 2023 introduces new rules applying to a CDR business consumer. This document provides CDR participants with information about how business consumers can participate in the CDR and how they should be dealt with under the CDR Rules.
CDR representatives
This document provides guidance to accredited data recipients (ADRs) regarding the ‘CDR representative model’, one of the new pathways to participation introduced in version 3 of the CDR Rules.
CDR outsourcing arrangements
This fact sheet provides general information for participants on CDR outsourcing arrangements, the parties involved and their obligations under the CDR Rules.
Accreditation
This fact sheet has been withdrawn. See the Accreditation guidelines to find out more about becoming accredited under the Consumer Data Right, the accreditation criteria and other CDR participation pathways. You can also visit the Becoming an accredited data recipient webpage.
On-boarding
Read more about the Consumer Data Right on-boarding process. On-boarding prepares new providers for active participation in the Consumer Data Right ecosystem once they are accredited (for data recipients) or registered (for data holders).
Privacy-related questions
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has developed suggested content to help accredited data recipients explain Consumer Data Right privacy protections to their customers.
Notification requirements for accredited persons
This fact sheet has been produced by the ACCC. It provides practical examples that may guide accredited persons in understanding their notification obligations under rule 5.14 of the CDR Rules.
Secondary users
These documents provide guidance for data holders on the treatment of secondary users under the CDR Rules in the banking and energy sectors. Participants should read this guidance in conjunction with the CDR Rules.
Banking
Energy
Nominated representatives, non-individuals and partnerships
This document provides guidance for data holders on the treatment of non-individuals and partnerships under the CDR Rules. This guidance is intended to apply across designated sectors. Participants should read this guidance in conjunction with the CDR Rules.
CDR logo
This fact sheet provides information on what the CDR logo is, who can use it, and how it is authorised to be used under a CDR Trade Mark Licensing Agreement granted by the ACCC.