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If you don't mind a third party having access to your bank, you can use Plaid. Last I knew they supported free accounts with basic balance + transaction support
by erichurkman 7y ago
If you don't mind a third party having access to your bank, you can use Plaid. Last I knew they supported free accounts with basic balance + transaction support and the first 100 accounts were free. I've definitely seen some home spun personal finance apps using Plaid for free.
- Havoc 7y ago>If you don't mind a third party having access to your bank, you can use Plaid I'm down with read only access. Full access.. Fk off But even that is a shit show. Eg a major card provider might push a api... But sorry not in your jurisdiction..not EU so you don't get EU benefits As best as I can tell not one of the half a dozen cards I carry can do a credible read only api of any sort
- erichurkman 7y agoPlaid is read only so far as I know. To do write type actions you bring in another party like Stripe.