Yes. A bank missing from the list does not keep you out, and you do not have to wait for us.
Add it yourself, now
In Banks > Add Bank, pick the country, then choose Bank not listed? Add it by hand. Type the bank’s name.
Finthy first asks Is it one of these? and shows the closest names it already has, so a bank that is listed under a slightly different name is not added twice. If one of them is yours, take it. If none is, choose No, add “your bank”.
The bank is then created for your space only, and the hint under the field says so: “Only people in this space see it”. From there you add its accounts yourself and can import a statement straight away, which is the fastest way to get real transactions in.
You can add up to 10 banks this way per day, which is a limit on the flow rather than on you: each one sends us a note so we can curate it.
Ask us to add it to the list
Separately, Can’t find your bank? Request it sends us the bank name, the country and an optional note. We reply in the product’s own list rather than by email: once the bank is curated it appears for everyone, including you, with its logo.
This path takes longer, and it accepts any country, including countries that are not yet in the Add Bank flow.
What you give up, and what you do not
A bank you added by hand cannot sync by itself. You enter transactions, or import a statement or a photo of one, or forward your statement email to the address Finthy shows on the account.
Everything else works exactly as it does for a synced bank. The accounts count towards your plan in the same way, and budgets, the calendar, categories, reports, exports and Finthy AI treat those transactions like any other. Automatic sync exists only for the United States and Canada in any case, so for most countries adding a bank by hand is not a downgrade, it is how Finthy works.
If your bank later becomes available for automatic sync, you do not start again: connect it and move your manual accounts into the new connection, pairing each one, and your history comes with them.