MX is a financial intelligence platform for financial institutions and fintechs that use consumer-permissioned financial data in digital services and analytics.
Best Financial Data Aggregation Platforms in 2026
Financial data aggregation platforms offer interfaces that gather and handle financial information. This page covers services delivered through APIs, websites, mobile apps or self-hosted setups. For phone use, look for Android support first, then weigh iOS, web, API and self-hosted options alongside prices, free plans and trials.
Belvo provides open finance infrastructure for companies connecting to customers’ financial accounts, using financial data and moving money.
Flinks combines financial connectivity, data enrichment, document processing, and payments for financial institutions, lenders, and fintechs.
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Powens
Powens is an Open Finance and embedded payments platform that connects financial data and payment workflows through APIs.
AndroidiOSWebAPI6.8 - 5

Plaid
Plaid helps people connect financial accounts to apps and services they choose, then manage those connections.
AndroidiOSWebAPI6.6 - 6
Lean Technologies
Lean Technologies provides payments, data, and verification infrastructure for businesses across the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
AndroidiOSWebAPI6.4 - 7
Mono
Mono is an open-banking platform for digital businesses needing financial data, identity verification, or direct bank payments.
WebAPI6.4From 50,000 NGN a month - 8

Enable Banking
Enable Banking provides a PSD2-compliant API for account information and payment initiation across more than 2,700 banks in 30 European countries.
WebAPISelf-hosted6.0 - 9

Akoya
WebAPI5.8 - 10

Tink
Tink is an open banking platform for businesses that need payment services or enriched financial data.
WebAPI5.6 - 11
Salt Edge Payment Initiation
Salt Edge Payment Initiation enables account-to-account payments from customers’ bank accounts through open banking connectivity.
WebAPI5.5 - 12

Basiq
WebAPI5.4 - 13
Yapily Data
Yapily Data is an Open Banking API that retrieves consent-based financial information from banks in real time.
API5.3
Choosing well
Check Android support
Lean Technologies lists Android, iOS, web and API support. API or web listings do not confirm an Android app, so verify the platform details when phone access matters.
Match the deployment
This category spans API, web, iOS, Android and self-hosted delivery. Choose the delivery method that fits your software and hosting needs.
Compare plans and trials
Free plans appear for Belvo, MX, Mono and Tink. Mono shows a 30-day trial, while Powens shows a free trial.
Basiq shows pricing from $0.25 per user per month, and Flinks shows pricing from $250 per month. Akoya, Enable Banking, Plaid, Powens, Salt Edge Payment Initiation and Tink show pricing on request.
Review published details
Compare documentation, pricing clarity, breadth and freshness before choosing. These details also form part of the ranking basis.
Questions people ask
Which platform lists Android support?
Lean Technologies lists Android support, along with iOS, web and API support.
Do web or API listings confirm an Android app?
No. A web or API listing does not confirm Android support. Verify the platform details for an Android app.
Are free plans available?
Belvo, MX, Mono and Tink show free plans.
Which platforms list free trials?
Mono shows a 30-day trial, and Powens shows a free trial.
What pricing is published?
Basiq shows pricing from $0.25 per user per month, while Flinks shows pricing from $250 per month. Several platforms show pricing on request.
