Connect Inversis to EasyBankData
Inversis can be connected to EasyBankData. Below: how it connects, what data we bring in and how long the first time takes.
- Country
- Spain
- BIC
- INVLESMMXXX
- Accounts
- Personal
- How it connects
- Official route (PSD2) · With username and password
How it connects
Inversis can be connected in two ways. If you can choose, use the official route.
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Official route (PSD2) Recommended
You give permission on your own bank's website and nobody stores your login details. If your bank offers it, this is the one we recommend.
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With username and password
You enter your online banking username and password, and the authorised institution stores them so it can read your transactions.
Asks for two-factor authentication on every read: it doesn't update on its own.
What data we bring in
Your accounts, with their balance and transactions: date, amount, description and, when the bank provides it, the counterparty (who pays you or whom you pay) separate from the description.
With username and password we also bring in your cards.
We don't ask for loans, investments or insurance.
On the first connection we ask for the last 89 days of transactions. That history can only be fetched then, so it's worth letting it finish.
How long it takes
The first time takes 5 to 15 minutes, sometimes a bit longer, because that's when we bring in the history. You can close the screen: we'll let you know when it's done.
After that, through the official route it updates on its own, as many times a day as your plan includes. With username and password it doesn't: this bank asks for two-factor authentication on every read.
Get started with Inversis
Create your account and connect Inversis from the dashboard. Real banks are connected on a paid plan; the free one comes with sample data so you can try it first.