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Finverse Bank Data API vs GoCardless Bank Account Data

Finverse Bank Data API

finverse.com

GoCardless Bank Account Data

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FigureFinverse Bank Data APIGoCardless Bank Account Data
Price from$0.50/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published34
Spec score · Bank Connectivity Software7.9 (#15)8.2 (#7)
Founded20202011
HeadquartersHong KongLondon, United Kingdom
PurposeFinverse’s Bank Data API provides real-time financial account information from over 40 Asian banks with user consent.Bank Account Data API connects users’ bank accounts and provides account information from bank PSD2 APIs.
SecurityFinverse says data is encrypted in transit at TLS 1.2 or higher and at rest at AES 256-bit or higher.GoCardless says it has been ISO 27001 certified since 2016 and encrypts data at rest and in transit.
SupportThe large-volume option lists dedicated support, account management, migration assistance, and volume discounts.The Bank Account Data help centre lists support availability Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm GMT.

Plans

Finverse Bank Data API

  • Standard$0.50 a month
  • For Large VolumePriced on request
  • Standard PricingPriced on request

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GoCardless Bank Account Data

  • StandardFree
  • AdvancedFree
  • ProFree
  • CustomPriced on request

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Finverse Bank Data API

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GoCardless Bank Account Data

GoCardless Bank Account Data is an API for businesses that need account details and transaction data from connected bank accounts. It connects through bank PSD2 APIs and can return account holder names, account identifiers, IBANs, transaction dates, counterparties, descriptions and amounts, plus current and available balances. It can retrieve up to 24 months of transaction history, with continuous access lasting up to 90 days. Data refreshes on demand, and responses use JSON. To connect, an end user chooses a supported financial institution, accepts a GoCardless-hosted consent screen and authenticates through the institution. API requests use an authorization token created with a Bank Account Data portal user secret. GoCardless provides a quickstart guide and instructions for importing the API schema into Postman. Availability is limited to EEA countries subject to PSD2 where GoCardless operates as an authorized AISP. Banks may restrict requests to as few as four calls per account per day. Account verification is available only to paying customers; new accounts are unverified by default. The service is paid, with pricing on request, and is available via API and web.

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