- Any AIS consents created after the Implementation Date will no longer need to be re-authenticated every 90 days; their access expiry date will be the same as the consent expiry date, if one is provided - For any pre-existing consents, the same will apply the first time re-authentication takes place after the Implementation Date. For example, if a customer re-authenticates a pre-existing consent in November 2022, the access expiry date will be aligned to the consent expiry date, if one is provided - Consent Expiry Date is an optional field. If consent expiry date is not populated, the consent will never expire (unless revoked by the TPP). If consent expiry date is populated, its maximum value must be before 19/01/2038. Any value above 19/01/2038 will get 500 Internal Server Error (ErrorCode\":\"UK.OBIE.UnexpectedError\",\"Message\":\"Consent Exception) - In line with HSBC’s current implementation, access and refresh tokens will continue to be used. Access tokens will continue to have a TTL of 60 minutes. The expiry date for refresh tokens issued after the Implementation Date will be aligned to the consent expiry date, if one is provided. If a consent expiry date is not provided, refresh tokens issued after the Implementation Date will not expire - There will be no change to the data clusters available to TPPs without customer present. For the avoidance of doubt, only Balances and Transactions less than 90 days’ old will be accessible without customer present. All other data points will only be available within 60 minutes after SCA |