Frequently asked questions

No, you’re welcome to create a free account, read our documentation and familiarise yourself with the platform first. However, if dedicated account management, support and guaranteed service levels are important to you, please reach out to our sales team.

Tink charges per Monthly Active User. That means that you can connect multiple accounts from the same bank for one user. You can find more information about our pricing here.

Tink's Enterprise model is designed for companies that require a tailored agreement to fit their business needs. The pricing varies depending on the needs of the company, for instance the required level of support, or guaranteed service level. For more detailed information, please contact our sales team.

Yes, for the Account Check and Transactions products. You can already test these products by creating your account and only pay for what you actually use. Alternatively, visit this page to learn how to get started with open banking with a pay as you go account.

You can get a glimpse at our tech in demo.tink.com or try it out for yourself by creating a free account at console.tink.com, where you can use real or test data to try our platform.

Tink provides 4 background refreshes every 24h – check this blog post for more info.

Customers that have an Enterprise agreement with Tink can get in touch through our support portal at any time. If you don’t have an Enterprise agreement, you can still contact support, but we unfortunately cannot guarantee a response or resolution time. If guaranteed support is important to your business, please contact us.

You can find all information about webhooks in our Docs.

Tink is connected to over 3,400+ banks and financial institutions across 18 countries. You can find our full coverage on the platform here and payments capabilities here.

Tink's products are live in the Baltic countries for current customers and we will very soon also start onboarding new customers in this region. Please get in touch with our sales team to learn more.

Tink acquired OpenWrks’ aggregation platform in September 2020. This means that any connections that were available via OpenWrks are now available via Tink. By combining our connections with OpenWrks’, Tink now has the broadest and deepest possible connectivity in the UK and Ireland.

Recurring payments will be available soon as part of our Enterprise offering.

We are working to make Business PIS available soon, as part of our Enterprise offering.

We offer a range of ready-to-use open banking solutions that are built on account aggregation and data enrichment. These include solutions for personal finance management, instant account verification, income verification, access to financial data and payment initiation. You can find an overview of all our products here.

Business accounts are currently supported in a few markets across Europe, and we are working on expanding our coverage. If you would like to connect to business bank accounts, please contact us.

Tink is a payment institution authorised by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen) to provide payment initiation services (PIS) and account information services (AIS). Note that Tink's licenses do not cover activities carried out by our customers or partners.

SFSA’s Company register: https://www.fi.se/sv/vara-register/foretagsregistret/details?id=145258

EBA’s payment institution register: https://euclid.eba.europa.eu/register/pir/search

Tink holds a Swedish license. In other EU-markets, Tink provides AIS and PIS as cross-border services under an EU passport (in accordance with the Principle of single authorisation).

Both the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority's register and EBA’s payment institution register shows what markets Tink has the right to provide cross border services.

https://www.fi.se/sv/vara-register/foretagsregistret/details?id=145258

https://euclid.eba.europa.eu/register/pir/search

Some major differences:

• Formally, it is the licensed party that is the provider of the payment service (AIS and/or PIS).

• It is the licensed party that identifies itself towards the bank when accessing the end-user's accounts.

• It is the licensed party that has the relationship with the end-user, meaning that it is that entity’s T&Cs and Privacy Notice that is displayed towards the end-user.

• The end-user gives its explicit consent as defined in PSD2 to the provider of the service.

• The licensed party carries the regulatory risk for the service, including to comply with AML obligations for the payment service.

• Tink does not allow un-licensed customers to white label TinkLink.