Your financial products, represented accurately.
Bancadia is an affiliate publisher — we compile product data from your institution's own published materials, structure it for machine-readable consumption, and display it to consumers and AI agents. If your institution's products appear on Bancadia, here is how we handle them.
How your product data is sourced and verified
Compiled from your public disclosures
Today, our team compiles product data directly from your institution's own published materials — official product pages, fee schedule PDFs, terms of service, and rate sheets — rather than an automated scrape. As we establish affiliate network partnerships, we plan to move to receiving the same structured feeds your institution provides to those networks, which will supplement this manual verification process.
Translated into a strict schema
Every data point is mapped to a typed field in Bancadia's product schema — APY, monthly fee, minimum opening deposit, eligible entity types, FDIC/NCUA insurance status, and more. No unstructured free text. This structured format is what allows AI systems to read and cite product details accurately without hallucinating figures.
Verified with a timestamp and source link
Every product listing displays a Last Verified date and a link to the authoritative source document — typically the official product page on your institution's website. These signals help AI systems assess data freshness and trustworthiness before citing a product.
Disclosures and data corrections
Every page on Bancadia that displays a financial product — including product detail pages, comparison tables, and API responses — carries a standard affiliate disclosure informing users that Bancadia may earn a commission on click-throughs. Disclosures are never hidden or reduced in size below FTC guidance.
If you believe a product listing contains inaccurate data or needs to be updated, contact us at [email protected]. For our full compliance documentation — including affiliate link integrity measures and bot fraud prevention — see the Compliance & Disclosure page.