Banking data alone rarely answers the question your customers are actually asking. To underwrite a loan, reconcile a payment or forecast cash, you need what sits next to the bank feed: the accounting ledger, the invoicing tool, the POS, the payment provider. In Europe, that means a different system in every country.
That’s the second brick of connectivity. Open Banking standardised access to the bank account. Open accounting does the same for everything that explains the transactions in it, and Chift is where that happens. Put the two together and a payment stops being a line on a statement. It becomes an invoice, a customer, a VAT rate and a reconciled entry.
Chift is the financial connectivity layer for software companies that need all of it. One integration to Chift gives your product access to 150+ financial tools, from Xero and Quickbooks to Shopify, Stripe and Lightspeed, activated by your customers in one click. We handle the API changes, the authentication and the data mapping, so your engineers can stay on your roadmap instead of maintaining someone else’s endpoints. Revolut, Square, Pleo, Mollie and Spendesk already build on it.
The next step is agentic. Our MCP server lets AI products read and act on financial data safely, with the permissions and audit trail that finance teams expect. It’s the same connectivity, exposed in a way agents can actually use.
Come and tell us which integration is currently blocking your roadmap at Stand S1 at Open Banking Expo UK & Europe on 13-14 October at the Business Design Centre in London. Learn more about Chift here.
