Ripstop is a privacy-preserving analytics gateway that lets banks share regulated insights with fintech partners without sharing the underlying data — every question runs through a compliance pipeline before any answer leaves your environment.
Protecting consumer privacy and satisfying compliance requirements can frequently be at odds with analytical progress when data has to pass through many hands. Enabling access to raw data from partners isn’t safe, and static dashboards aren’t good for analytics.
Ripstop is a solution that quickly gets actionable, compliant data to fintech partners. No raw data is ever exposed, and the data owner always has complete control over what their partners see.
We want to help banks and their partners share data with minimal cost, employee, and compliance overhead. Welcome to the new age of data sharing.
A counterparty asks a question in plain English from their browser, or edits a dashboard, or enters a SQL query. Anything that comes natural is interpretable.
The platform translates the question into a structured query, grounded in your bank's policy and schema.
Every query runs through your compliance rules — what fields can be returned, what minimum populations apply, what aggregations are allowed.
Only the validated, aggregated, de-identified result returns. Every step is logged and replayable.
All answers are stored as a new dashboard, which counterparties can move, manage, or delete. Routine follow-up edits — different filters, time ranges, grouping dimensions — re-run the same compliance pipeline without re-invoking the model. Cheap, fast, and reusable.
Your data, your environment, your control. Ripstop is designed so the regulated data never has to leave the place it’s already governed. Counterparties never receive raw rows, raw identifiers, or queryable access — only the aggregated answer your policy has approved. Designed with GLBA-governed data sharing in mind.
Ripstop is in private preview. If you're a bank, fintech, or program-management firm running into the data-sharing wall, we'd like to hear from you.