This page provides guidance for various CDR notification requirements
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This section covers CDR receipts, 90-day notifications and joint account notifications.
Consent Management is the final stage of The Consent Model.
A CDR receipt must be given as soon as practicable after a consumer gives, amends or withdraws a consent. These guidelines show examples of how a data recipient may implement CDR receipts. Read more about CDR Receipts.
CDR consumer must be notified by the data recipient that they still have active consent(s) on a regular basis if they have not recently engaged with their CDR consents. These guidelines show examples of how a data recipient may implement 90-day notifications. Read more about 90-day notifications.