Activating bank statement feeds

Bank statement feeds are a secure and direct connection to your bank which allows your bank transactions to be imported automatically into Provestor every day. The advantage is you don't need to login to your online banking to complete your bookkeeping - we'll import your transactions into Provestor for you.

Bank feed service provider

This service is provided by inni, our FCA regulated parent company of Provestor. Please contact your account manager if you have any questions.

Supported banks

Live	Beta - may experience interruptions	Currently not offered by these bank
Starling Barclays Santander CashPlus Cater Allen Natwest RBS  Tide Revolut TSB Yorkshire Bank Clydesdale Bank of Scotland Lloyds	Monzo HSBC Nationwide	Co-operative

What next?

To connect via Open Banking, visit your bookkeeping page and click to connect at the top then select your bank.

Bank feeds not started?

Before the bank feeds will start working in your statement importer you need an exact match of the balance shown in your bookkeeping with your bank balance. Without this the feed cannot connect or start importing transactions.

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