Give Amazon Q Developer access to your bank data
Connect BankSync's MCP server to Amazon Q Developer and build fintech apps, generate infrastructure code, and query financial data - all from your IDE or CLI.
Connect in 3 steps
No custom integration code. No SDKs. Just a JSON config.
Connect your bank
Sign up for BankSync and securely link your bank accounts. We support 10,000+ US and Canadian financial institutions.
Generate an API key
Go to your BankSync workspace, navigate to Developers, and create a scoped API key for Amazon Q.
Add the MCP config to Amazon Q
Paste the BankSync MCP server configuration into your Amazon Q Developer settings. Tools are discovered automatically as the server loads.
What you can build with Amazon Q + BankSync
Amazon Q writes code, creates infrastructure, and integrates with planning tools - now with live financial data.
Build fintech apps on AWS with live bank data
Amazon Q can scaffold Lambda functions, API Gateway routes, and DynamoDB schemas using real transaction structures from your connected banks.
Automate infrastructure for financial data pipelines
Ask Amazon Q to generate CloudFormation or CDK templates for ingesting bank transactions into S3, Redshift, or RDS with proper partitioning.
Generate code with real transaction schemas
Amazon Q writes TypeScript, Python, or Java code that matches your actual bank data shapes - no mocking or guessing field names.
Query spending from the CLI
Use Amazon Q in the terminal to check balances, search transactions, or analyze spending patterns without leaving your development workflow.
Amazon Q Developer MCP configuration
Add this to your Amazon Q Developer MCP settings. Works in VS Code, JetBrains, and the CLI.
{
"mcpServers": {
"banksync": {
"url": "https://mcp.banksync.io",
"headers": {
"X-API-Key": "bsk_your_key_here"
}
}
}
}Amazon Q supports remote MCP servers via HTTP transport. Tools load progressively as the server connects.
Why BankSync + Amazon Q Developer
The broadest financial data coverage, purpose-built for AI agents.
10,000+ banks
Connect to virtually any US or Canadian financial institution through secure open banking APIs.
28 MCP tools
Transactions, balances, investments, liabilities, feeds, jobs, schemas, and more - all available to Amazon Q.
Real-time data
Amazon Q accesses live financial data, not stale exports. Balances and transactions update automatically.
Scoped API keys
Generate keys with granular permissions. Control exactly which data Amazon Q can access per workspace.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect Amazon Q Developer to my bank data?
Sign up for BankSync, connect your bank accounts, and generate an API key. Then add the BankSync MCP server configuration to your Amazon Q Developer settings. Amazon Q will automatically discover all 28 financial data tools.
Does Amazon Q Developer support MCP servers?
Yes. Amazon Q Developer added MCP support in April 2025. It works in the CLI, VS Code, and JetBrains IDEs. Amazon Q supports both local and remote MCP servers using HTTP transport, and tools become available progressively as servers load.
What can Amazon Q do with bank data through MCP?
Amazon Q can query transactions, check account balances, analyze spending patterns, generate code using real financial schemas, build AWS infrastructure for data pipelines, and execute multi-tool tasks - all through natural language conversation.
Do I need to write custom integration code?
No. The MCP protocol handles the connection between Amazon Q and BankSync. You just add a JSON configuration with your MCP server URL and API key. No SDKs, no adapters, no custom code required.
Is my financial data secure when using Amazon Q with BankSync?
Yes. BankSync uses encrypted transport, scoped API keys with granular permissions, and never stores banking credentials. You can revoke API key access at any time from the BankSync dashboard.
Start Building with Amazon Q + Bank Data
Connect your banks, add the MCP config, and let Amazon Q Developer access live financial data. 14-day free trial.
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