Sync bank data from any European bank
BankSync syncs bank data, transactions, and balances from 2,000+ European banks under the PSD2 framework to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, and Excel, or to AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT via the MCP server.
Coverage by country.
BankSync covers the full EEA through Salt Edge, a licensed PSD2 AISP. Pick a country for its banks, regulator details, and destination guides.
Connect a bank in a minute.
Authorize the institution, keep credentials at the bank, and start syncing. Filmed with sample accounts.
PSD2 / Open Banking, in short.
- Regulator
- European Banking Authority (EBA)
- How it works
- The Revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2) mandates regulated open banking access across the EU and EEA. BankSync connects through licensed AISPs authorised under PSD2 across the union.
- Connection
- Connections are made through licensed AISPs authorised under PSD2.
- References
- PSD2 regulationEBA register
Questions, answered.
Which European countries does BankSync support?
BankSync supports 2,000+ banks across the full EEA (all 27 EU member states plus Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein) under PSD2, and UK banks under Open Banking. Pick a country from the coverage grid to see its banks and destination guides. UK coverage is live, and so are most EEA countries; the country page says if a smaller market is still on the waiting list.
Is BankSync compliant with PSD2 and GDPR?
Yes. BankSync connects through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP authorised under PSD2. Bank connections use SCA-compliant consent flows, and BankSync never sees or stores your banking credentials.
How long does PSD2 consent last?
Consent duration is set per bank; since the 2023 EBA RTS amendment most EEA banks issue consents of up to 180 days. BankSync shows the expiry date on each connection and prompts you to renew before it lapses (renewal is a quick re-authentication with your bank).