Citadele API Access in Latvia | Open Banking Sync

Pulling live data out of Citadele in Latvia usually means wrestling with sandbox portals, eIDAS certificates and per-bank onboarding. open-banking.io removes that overhead. Point one API at Citadele (BIC PARXLV22) and start syncing account information into your own product, spreadsheet or ledger within minutes — no bank-specific SDK, no certificate signing ceremony.

How to connect Citadele

1. Create an open-banking.io account and grab your API key.
2. Call the endpoint with Citadele selected as the target institution.
3. Redirect the account holder to Citadele's own login and strong customer authentication.
4. Receive the authorised consent token and begin reading data straight away.

Both business and personal Citadele accounts are supported, so the same integration serves treasury tooling and consumer-facing apps alike.

What data you can read

• Accounts — IBANs, currency, product type and holder details.
• Balances — current and available figures, refreshed on demand.
• Transactions — booked and pending entries with counterparties, references and dates for reconciliation or categorisation.

Consent and coverage

A single Citadele authorisation stays valid for up to 180 days before the customer needs to re-confirm, giving you long-lived read access without constant re-prompts. Citadele is one of 2,600+ banks reachable through the same unified interface, so expanding from Latvia to the wider EU and UK is a configuration change, not a rebuild.

Privacy by design

The platform is zero-knowledge: credentials are entered only on Citadele's own pages, and account data flows through without being mined or resold. It is also certificate-free — you never generate, register or rotate an eIDAS QWAC/QSEAL certificate. Less attack surface, less maintenance.

Pricing

One flat plan of roughly EUR 3/month covers Citadele and every other supported institution. No per-call metering, no setup fees, no enterprise minimum.

Is a bank licence required to use this?

No. open-banking.io provides the regulated access layer, so you can consume Citadele data without holding your own PSD2 permissions.

How current is the transaction data?

Balances and transactions are fetched live from Citadele at request time, so you always see the latest booked and pending activity.

What happens when the 180-day consent expires?

You simply send the customer back through Citadele's authentication once more to renew, and access resumes uninterrupted.

Ready to sync Citadele data? Get started at open-banking.io.