Which countries and banks Finthy supports

Two different questions hide behind “is my bank supported”: whether the country is in the Add Bank flow, and whether that country can sync automatically. The answers are not the same.

Countries that sync automatically

United States and Canada, through our provider Plaid. These are the only two, and automatic sync needs a paid plan. Both also allow adding a bank by hand. In the country list they have their own section, United States and Canada, with a note that banks there can sync automatically.

Countries you add by hand

Free on every plan, in all of these:

Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Ireland, United Kingdom, Switzerland.

You pick your bank, create its accounts yourself, and then enter transactions or import a statement. Everything else in Finthy works the same way it does for a synced account: budgets, the calendar, reports, exports and Finthy AI do not care where a transaction came from.

Your bank is not in its country’s list

The list inside a country is curated, so a bank missing from it is normal rather than a refusal. There are two different things you can do, and they do different jobs.

  • Bank not listed? Add it by hand creates the bank for your space only, straight away, so you can get on with adding accounts. Nobody outside your space sees it.
  • Can’t find your bank? Request it sends the name to us so we can add it to the shared list for everyone. It is the slower path, and it is the one that helps the next person.

Doing both is reasonable: add it by hand so you are not blocked, and request it so it eventually appears properly.

Your country is not in the list at all

Request a bank accepts any country, not only the ones in the list, so send it. Tell us the bank and the country, and use the note field for anything specific such as a regional cooperative or a bank that trades under more than one name.

What the country does not decide

The country is about where the bank is, not about you or your money.

  • Currency is separate. Multi-currency is free on every plan, so a bank in one country holding an account in another currency is fine, and your totals convert into your display currency.
  • Where you live does not restrict anything. Finthy’s interface is in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and you can change language whenever you like.
  • The native app is a different question again: iOS and Android are on our roadmap, and Finthy today runs in a browser on both desktop and phone.