Keeping track of 2,500+ data sources

2 min read|Published February 27, 2020

At Tink we’re big believers in doing things at scale. Full data coverage across all European markets is the mission, but, somewhat unsurprisingly, it’s not without its complications.

Our unique approach to aggregation can give our customers access to data not just from current accounts, but also savings, loans, mortgages, credit cards, investments and personal information. But when you are connecting to providers of different types and sizes, not every bank has the same capabilities.

Inconsistency is part of the game, but uncertainty shouldn’t be. That’s why we’ve created the market providers and capabilities tool.

The dynamic and constantly updated tool gives everyone a quick and easy list, filtered by country, of every provider and its specific data capabilities.

Personal Identity data from N26 in Italy? Check.
Investment data from Raiffeisenbanken in Germany? Check.
Savings account data from Barclays in the UK?.... You get the idea.

The services and solutions our customers build or enhance for their users can be as varied as calculating carbon footprints and credit card matchmaking, but one thing they all have in common is the need to know exactly what data they can get from where.

If you want to see for yourself the full capabilities and coverage of Tink’s aggregation check it out here, but don’t forget to keep coming back, the list is getting longer every day.

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