Bank Statements

Statement extraction is currently limited to UK banks. Banks currently supported are listed here, along with PDF statement format requirements.

Business accounts are not currently supported for Affordability Insights.

Open Banking Connections

When using Open Banking to generate Affordability Insights, the Open Banking Connection must meet the following criteria:

It must be for a UK bank account held in £. Non-UK bank accounts and accounts in other currencies are not currently supported.
It must be for one of the following account types:

Account Type	Open Banking Account Type Code	Description
Current	`CURRENT`, `current`	An account that enables individuals and businesses to deposit, withdraw, and manage their funds, providing a convenient way for day-to-day financial transactions (also known as a checking account)
Credit Card	`CREDIT_CARD`	A payment card issued by a financial institution, allowing cardholders to make purchases on credit, up to a predetermined limit, with the option to carry a balance and pay it off over time, subject to interest charges.
E-Money	`E_MONEY`	A digital financial account that holds electronic money, allowing users to make online transactions, digital payments, and other financial activities through electronic means.
Limited Liquidity Savings Account	`LIMITED_LIQUIDITY_SAVINGS_ACCOUNT`	A savings account that may have restrictions or limitations on the ease of accessing funds.
Money Market	`MONEY_MARKET`	An interest-bearing deposit account offered by financial institutions, combining features of savings and checking accounts, with competitive interest rates, limited check-writing capabilities, and higher liquidity compared to certain other investments. A financial arrangement linked to a checking account, allowing the account holder to withdraw more money than is available in the account, up to a specified limit, and usually subject to associated fees and interest charges.
Overdraft	`OVERDRAFT`	A financial arrangement linked to a checking account, allowing the account holder to withdraw more money than is available in the account, up to a specified limit, and usually subject to associated fees and interest charges.
Savings	`SAVINGS`	A deposit account that allows individuals to safely store their money while earning interest on the deposited funds, providing a low-risk option for short-term savings.