Sync Maltese bank data to Excel
Transactions, balances and holdings from any PSD2-accessible Maltese bank land in Excel on a schedule, read-only and mapped to your columns.
Maltese banks to Excel, in three steps.
- 01
Connect your Maltese bank
Pick your bank from the list: big banks, neobanks, regionals and brokerages. Authorise read-only access through PSD2 open banking, on your bank’s own consent screen.
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Map fields into Excel
Connect your Excel workspace and map BankSync fields to its columns or properties.
DateA · DateMerchantB · DescriptionCategoryC · CategoryAmountD · AmountAccountE · Account - 03
Save and sync
Your bank data appears in Excel on the next run. Choose hourly, daily, or weekly automatic syncs based on your plan, or run a manual sync at any time.
HourlyDailyWeeklyNext runTomorrow, 6:00amLast run● 3 new rows, 6:02am
Set up Excel, start to finish.
Create a feed, map source data, and refresh the workbook you already use. Filmed with sample accounts.
What lands in your workbook.
- Date
- The day the bank posted the transaction. 19.10.2026
- Description
- The description the bank gives the transaction. REWE Markt
- Category
- A spending category you can filter, group and chart by. Groceries
- Amount
- Signed, in the account’s currency: money out is negative. -€46.30
- Account
- The account the row came from, so several banks share one table. Revolut
- Account #
- The last four digits of the account number. xxxx7832
Maltese banks we support.
Regional & mutual
Neobanks
Maltese banks are the start. Not the whole story.
Maltese banks to Excel, in short.
- How
- BankSync syncs supported Maltese account data from PSD2-accessible banks to Excel. Choose hourly, daily, or weekly automatic syncs based on your plan, or run a manual sync at any time. Connect through the regulated PSD2 consent flow; banking credentials are never stored.
- PSD2
- PSD2 / Open Banking, regulated by Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). PSD2 mandates regulated open banking access across the EEA. In Malta the framework is supervised by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA); BankSync connects through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP. Connections are made through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP authorised under PSD2.PSD2 regulationEBA register
- Data
- Transactions, balances and holdings, where the provider, account type and your consent support them. Excel for web or desktop.
- History
- United States, Canada, and Australia up to 2 years and United Kingdom up to 60 days.
- Other destinations
- Maltese → Google SheetsMaltese → NotionMaltese → Airtable
Questions, answered.
How do I sync Maltese bank data to Excel?
Sign up for BankSync, connect your Maltese bank via the PSD2 consent flow, choose Excel as the destination, map the fields, and save. Choose hourly, daily, or weekly automatic syncs based on your plan, or run a manual sync at any time.
Which Maltese banks can I sync to Excel?
Every PSD2-accessible institution. That includes the major banks (Bank of Valletta, HSBC Bank Malta, Revolut, APS Bank), neobanks, regional banks, and credit unions.
Is my Maltese banking data safe?
Yes. BankSync only ever holds a scoped, revocable PSD2 consent, never your bank credentials. Connections are made through Salt Edge, a licensed AISP authorised under PSD2.
How often does Excel update?
Choose hourly, daily, or weekly automatic syncs based on your plan, or run a manual sync at any time.
Can I sync multiple Maltese banks to the same Excel workspace?
Yes. Connect as many Maltese institutions as you want; BankSync writes them all into the same Excel spreadsheet with an account column so you can filter by bank.
Is BankSync available in Malta?
Malta support is rolling out as part of BankSync's Europe launch. Join the waiting list from any Maltese bank page and we will email you the moment connections open.
Which Maltese banks does BankSync support?
Bank of Valletta, HSBC Bank Malta, Revolut and 17+ more regulated Maltese institutions are available through the PSD2 open-banking channel. Search the full list on the banks page.
