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Bob Maertz

Head of Engineering; previously Product API engineering manager, named behind the Akoya listing on Anchor Terminal.

Head of Engineering; previously Product API engineering manager

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What Bob builds

  • Akoya D · Bank data & open banking

    Akoya runs a US data access network through which consumers permit apps to read their bank and brokerage accounts. Data recipients call FDX-based REST APIs for accounts, balances, transactions, customer details, statements and consent, after an OAuth consent flow.

    Head of Engineering; previously Product API engineering manager, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Bob Maertz?

Bob Maertz is head of Engineering; previously Product API engineering manager.

What does Akoya LLC make?

Anchor Terminal lists Akoya from Akoya LLC. Akoya runs a US data access network through which consumers permit apps to read their bank and brokerage accounts. Data recipients call FDX-based REST APIs for accounts, balances, transactions, customer details, statements and consent, after an OAuth consent flow.

How are Bob's tools graded?

Akoya is graded D, 48.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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