Bank sync for Sure in Europe & New Zealand

Yes. SimpleFIN is one of Sure's built-in bank sync providers and has been since v0.6.3. You configure it from Settings > Providers by pasting a setup token, and Sure handles claiming the token and fetching accounts from there.

Sure is the community fork of Maybe Finance, which stopped being developed and was archived. The fork is maintained independently and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Maybe Finance Inc. If you self-hosted Maybe, Sure is where that project continued.

No. Synci is the SimpleFIN source in this setup. SimpleFIN Bridge covers US and Canadian institutions; for European and New Zealand accounts Synci takes its place, and Sure only ever holds one setup token.

Sure tracks each account by its upstream account ID rather than by name, so re-syncing updates the accounts and transactions it already has. Pending transactions are updated in place once your bank books them, rather than landing a second time.

Yes. Link every bank you want inside Synci and share the accounts you care about on the same SimpleFIN destination. Sure sees them as one connection with several accounts behind it, so there is nothing to repeat per bank.

A setup token can only be claimed once and expires after 7 days, so a token that has already been used will be rejected. Generate a fresh one on the SimpleFIN destination in Synci and paste that in instead.

All 2,900+ institutions Synci supports across 32 countries in Europe and New Zealand, from the large retail banks to regional and challenger banks. Use the search above to check yours.

Every hour to every 6 hours depending on your plan, and less often at banks that cap automated requests. SimpleFIN apps pull rather than receive, so Sure sees whatever Synci last fetched at the moment you run a sync.

No. Synci connects through regulated Open Banking APIs and authentication happens in your bank's own login flow. Neither Synci nor Sure ever sees your credentials.