Banca di Udine API Access — Open Banking Sync

Pulling live data out of Banca di Udine no longer means wrestling with per-bank certificates or bespoke PSD2 sandboxes. open-banking.io gives your app a single, standardised connection to Banca di Udine, so account information flows straight into your product with minimal setup. Whether you are building bookkeeping automation, a treasury dashboard or a personal finance tool, you read the same clean data model you use for every other bank on the network.

How to connect Banca di Udine

1. Create an open-banking.io account and grab your API key.
2. Point a connection request at Banca di Udine (BIC ICRAITR1JV8).
3. Redirect the account holder to Banca di Udine to approve secure consent.
4. Receive the authorised token and start reading account data immediately.

What data you can access

Once consent is granted, the API exposes the essentials for both business and personal accounts:

• Accounts — IBANs, account metadata and holder details
• Balances — current and available figures in real time
• Transactions — dated, categorisable history for reconciliation

Consent and coverage

A single Banca di Udine authorisation stays valid for up to 180 days before the customer re-confirms, so long-running syncs keep working without constant re-prompts. Banca di Udine is one of 2,600+ EU and UK institutions reachable through the same interface — integrate once, expand across the continent.

Privacy by design

open-banking.io is zero-knowledge: financial data passes through to your application without being stored or mined on our side. There are no eIDAS certificates to buy, register or rotate — the platform handles the regulated plumbing, so you skip the compliance overhead entirely.

Pricing

Access starts at roughly EUR 3 per month, a flat, predictable cost that covers Banca di Udine alongside the full bank catalogue. No per-call surprises, no enterprise minimums.

Is a banking licence required to use this?

No. open-banking.io operates the regulated access layer on your behalf, so you consume a plain API without holding your own PSD2 authorisation.

How current is the Banca di Udine data?

Balances and transactions are fetched live at request time, giving you an up-to-date view rather than a stale nightly snapshot.

What happens when consent expires?

After the 180-day window the customer simply re-authorises through Banca di Udine, and your existing integration resumes without code changes.

Ready to start? Explore the docs and connect at https://open-banking.io.