Banks and fintechs
Which financial institutions are having issues with Open Finance right now? Connectivity status of participants — data holders, initiators, and transmitters.
Real-time public status pages for Brazil's Open Finance infrastructure. PCM, SCR and banks, monitored 24/7. No login. No paywall. As it should have always been.
The problem
Open Finance problems don't come with a warning. The first signal is usually a user complaining — or a transaction that stopped going through with no explanation. It was never a matter of trust: it's a matter of timeliness. The information exists; what's missing is the speed to reach those who operate.
The question that follows is always the same: is the problem in my code? My provider? The counterparty's bank? The whole ecosystem? Without a quick reference, every company starts investigating from scratch — in parallel, in the dark.
That costs engineering time, reputation, and money. The question "is it us or the ecosystem?" should have an answer in seconds.
The solution
Public, free, real-time monitoring of Brazil's entire Open Finance infrastructure.
Which financial institutions are having issues with Open Finance right now? Connectivity status of participants — data holders, initiators, and transmitters.
The Payment Collection Mechanism is the rail that moves money through Open Finance. See in real time whether PCM is operational, degraded, or down.
The AOF Data Quality Engine measures the health of the ecosystem's data APIs. When MQD degrades, queries slow down or return inconsistent data.
Brazil's Credit Information System. When a counterparty's bank fails on SCR, you need to know before your customer complains — or before you make a bad credit decision.
Who it's for
Companies using Open Finance infrastructure who need to know whether a problem originates with their provider, a specific bank, or the ecosystem as a whole.
Those running day-to-day payments and credit. When something breaks, the first question is always: is this on our side or the ecosystem's?
Those integrating with Open Finance who need a fast status reference to debug production issues without opening a support ticket.
Data holders, initiators, and transmitters who need to monitor the health of connected partners and the ecosystem overall.
Those initiating transactions via Open Finance need to know immediately when PCM is degraded — before payments start failing at scale.
Financial management platforms depending on multiple bank connections who need to tell apart a single bank's failure from an ecosystem-wide issue.
How it works
Our production infrastructure constantly interacts with the ecosystem. Every transaction, every query generates real availability data — not self-reported, measured.
Algorithms identify degradation and unavailability by institution, service, and endpoint. When something falls outside the norm, status changes in seconds.
Data is consolidated and published on open status pages. No login, no paywall. Information reaches those who need it the moment it exists.
Why us
Cumbuca operates at the heart of Brazil's Open Finance. We process real transactions every day: PCM, SCR, data APIs. When something fails in the ecosystem, we're the first to know.
Publishing that information is a choice. While others lock their status pages behind logins, we open ours. Because we believe transparency builds trust, and trust builds better ecosystems.
"If the information exists and it helps the ecosystem, it should be public."
Find it fast
When a bank goes down, the first thing everyone does is search. These status pages were built to show up in those moments, with real data, not guesswork.
See it now
PCM, SCR and banks, monitored in real time, open to everyone.