Sync bank data from any Lithuanian bank
BankSync syncs transactions and balances from Swedbank, SEB bankas, Revolut, and 16+ regulated Lithuanian institutions under PSD2 to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, and Excel, or to AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT via the MCP server.
Connect a bank in a minute.
Authorize the institution, keep credentials at the bank, and start syncing. Filmed with sample accounts.
Lithuanian banks we support.
PSD2 / Open Banking, in short.
- Regulator
- Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas)
- How it works
- PSD2 mandates regulated open banking access across the EEA. In Lithuania the framework is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas); BankSync connects through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP.
- Connection
- Connections are made through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP authorised under PSD2.
- Routed via
- Salt Edge. Licensed PSD2 AISP with 16+ regulated Lithuanian institutions.
- Prefer an API?
- Read your own Lithuanian accounts as JSON over REST or MCP, with a scoped API key. See the open banking API
- References
- PSD2 regulationEBA register
Questions, answered.
Is BankSync available in Lithuania?
Yes. Lithuania is part of BankSync's European coverage, and connections are live. Connections run through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP authorised under PSD2, supervised nationally by the Bank of Lithuania (Lietuvos bankas).
Which Lithuanian banks does BankSync support?
Swedbank, SEB bankas, Revolut and 16+ more regulated Lithuanian institutions are available through the PSD2 open-banking channel. Search the full list on the banks page.
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.