Our products and services
Banking API
Banking API is our flagship SaaS product that allows you to import the data you need about the end-user from their online banking system. It comes with a beautifully designed front-end widget that facilitates the process of logging into the bank and creating a session to import the data later on via the backend API.
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Zero-integration solution
Zero-integration solution is our answer to those who don’t want to store sensitive baking data on their servers or just don’t want to integrate the API into their product. The widget that comes with the Banking API has an option to start import automatically and send the data to our servers. The results will be available to explore on our web portal called Insight.
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PDF Parsing API
PDF Parsing API is our second flagship product that allows the extraction of data from bank statements in PDF format. Not only does it return the information in an easy to process XML format, but also verifies whether the PDF might have been tampered with.
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Data Science (score & labeling)
Our proprietary machine learning algorithms are able to classify transactions based on over 50 different predefined labels and calculate the probability of default of the end-user. This allows you to quickly establish where the end-user spends and gets their funds as well as lets you make more informed decisions about the end-user in your business process.
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Multiple access (beta)
Based on our Banking API, Multiple access service allows you to get a consent for continuous access to the end-user’s data for up to 90 days without them having to log in to their account each time you request the data.
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Client Area (Insight)
Insight is a web portal designed to quickly assess the imported banking data without a need to import it to your servers firstly. Moreover, it also allows you to configure your API connections and explore statistics about the usage of our services in your processes by your end-users. Finally, it can also show the results returned from our transaction labeling and scoring solutions.
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The Banking API allows you to import data from the end-user account from any supported bank to your system. To do that, the user has to log in to a bank via our SignIn Widget. The widget is provided along with the API. To find out more about the widget please refer to widget section of the technical documentation here ».
After the end-user logs in you get the session parameters from The SignIn Widget that you can use to perform an import. There are two ways in which you can do it:
- Using Default import flow that downloads all available data with a single command
- Using Advanced import flow to get only information that is necessary to you.
We highly recommend using the Default import as it’s easiest to integrate with. If you plan to use Advanced version to get all the data, you need to consider that the import will be slower, it’s easier to make an integration mistake, and you can’t mix it with the Default version.
You can find the features table here »
Kontomatik Banking API supports major banks in many countries and we’re ready to add more. Additionally in Poland we also offer a PDF Parsing API. On top of that, both APIs come with extensions adding high-level analytics and transaction labels to the raw data extracted from online banks or the PDF statements. To help you get to know our full capabilities we’ve prepared a spreadsheet containing:
- covered countries, APIs and analytics products,
- detailed list of integrated banks with features such as credit cards or type of accounts,
- matrix of data possible to fetch from each bank,
- supported banks via PDF parsing API,
- list of available test accounts for Banking API.
In some banks we do support corporate accounts. These banks will be tagged accordingly in the coverage table here », under the “Supported accounts” column.
However, please note that in most cases access to the account via PSD2 channels is blocked by default and any attempts to go through the Kontomatik process will result in an error on the redirection page. We have no control over this, nor do we get any feedback from the bank why an error occurred.
In such cases please inform the end-user that this option needs to be enabled in the online banking system - usually by a person with the highest access control, typically the account holder (owner or president of the company, CFO etc.).
This feature might be named differently in banks, but we’ve seen options such as “PSD2 consent” or “AIS / PIS / CAF access”.
