finkin is a simple personal finance API

Developers can use finkin to request balances, statements, reports, and transactions from 5000+ banks, credit card providers, and brokerage investment firms.

Step 1

Step 2


POST /v1.1/InstitutionSearch HTTP/1.1
Host: api.finkin.com
x-finkin-auth: c136bb00-ca78-11df-bd3b-0800200c9a66


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Response Status="1">
        <Institutions>
                <Institution>
                        <ID>345</ID>
                        <Name>Chase</Name>
                        <Type>2</Type>
                </Institution>
                <Institution>
                        <ID>332</ID>
                        <Name>Citibank</Name>
                        <Type>1</Type>
                </Institution>
                ...
        </Institutions>           
</Response>

Step 3


POST /v1.1/TransactionSearch HTTP/1.1
Host: api.finkin.com
x-finkin-auth: c136bb00-ca78-11df-bd3b-0800200c9a66

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Request>
        <InstitutionID>332</InstitutionID>
        <UserID>username@domain.com</UserID>
        <Password>hunter2</Password>
        <Account>5444234523452345</Account>
</Request>


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Response Status="1">
        <Transactions>
                <Transaction>
                        <DatePosted>20100913170000</DatePosted>
                        <Name>STARBUCKS USA 00022QPS CHICAGO</Name>
                        <Amount>-4.72</Amount>
                        <Category ID="4">Food</Category>
                        <SubCategory ID="14">Dining Out</SubCategory>
                </Transaction>
                <Transaction>
                        <DatePosted>20100915170000</DatePosted>
                        <Name>JIMMY JOHN'S#474   QPS CHICAGO</Name>
                        <Amount>-6.89</Amount>
                        <Category ID="4">Food</Category>
                        <SubCategory ID="14">Dining Out</SubCategory>
                </Transaction>
                ...
        </Transactions>           
</Response>

Step 4

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