Sync bank data from any Canadian bank

BankSync syncs bank data, transactions, and balances from Canada's Big 6, credit unions, and digital banks through Plaid to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, and Excel, or to AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT via the MCP server.

RBC Chequing and TD Visa, synced at 6:02am into Transactions 2026. Switch tabs: the same rows land in Excel, Notion or Airtable.

Connect a bank in a minute.

Search the institution catalog, authorize access, and pick accounts to sync. Filmed with sample accounts.

Canadian banks we support.

All Canadian institutions (185)

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Consumer-Driven Banking, in short.

Regulator
Department of Finance Canada
How it works
Canada's Consumer-Driven Banking framework (rolling out 2025-2026) provides a regulated path for sharing bank data. Until full rollout, BankSync routes through Plaid under existing data-sharing agreements.
Routed via
Plaid. Strong coverage of Big 6 plus regional credit unions.
Prefer an API?
Read your own Canadian accounts as JSON over REST or MCP, with a scoped API key. See the open banking API

Questions, answered.

Is BankSync available in Canada?

Yes. BankSync is live in Canada and supports the Big 6 (RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC, National Bank), digital banks like Tangerine and EQ Bank, and major credit unions like Desjardins. We connect through Plaid.

When will Canadian Open Banking go live?

Canada's Consumer-Driven Banking framework was passed in 2024 and is rolling out through 2025-2026. BankSync will migrate to the regulated framework as soon as it is live, with no change required from users.

Connect any Canadian bank in minutes.