Which banks and apps you can connect

Everything you can connect

2,223 banks and apps across 17 countries. Search for yours: if it is on this list, you can connect it.

You give permission on your bank's own website, so we never see or store your login details. The ones marked with a key connect with a code you create on their own site, which you can limit to reading only. Connected accounts are on the paid plan; the current rate is on the pricing page.

And if your bank is not there, its statement still is

Download the statement from your bank and drop it in as it comes, in CSV, XLS or XLSX. You do not have to tidy it up or rename anything: it works out the columns on its own, whether they arrive in English or in Spanish, reads dates written four different ways, and remembers the shape of the file for next time. Re-upload a month you already had and it points out what is repeated and leaves it unticked, so you never end up with anything twice.

Worth knowing before you sign up

• Connected accounts, automatic categorising and access from an assistant are on the paid plan. On the free plan you keep accounts by hand and import statements.
• A bank permission expires after a few months and takes a couple of clicks to renew. That is the banks' rule rather than ours: we ask for 90 days, and each one grants what it likes.
• How much history your bank hands over, and how often it asks you to renew, is its decision and not ours. Some give several years, others give a few weeks.
• There is no export button in the app yet. To pull your data out automatically there is access from an assistant, on the paid plan.
• Your data is stored unencrypted in our database. What you can verify instead is the code, which is public on GitHub.