
Denmark · BUDGET APP BANK SYNC
Budget with Facit bank in Pigget.
Connect Facit bank to Pigget and bring transactions into a zero-based budget automatically—without routine CSV imports.
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What Pigget can bring into your budget.
Automatic bank sync keeps your plan grounded in real spending. Pigget uses a read-only Synci connection powered by official European open-banking APIs: authentication happens with your bank, and the connection cannot move money.
Capabilities are supplied by Pigget’s connection partner and can change when Facit bank updates its API. A temporary bank outage does not necessarily mean support has ended.
FROM TRANSACTIONS TO A PLAN
Bank sync that supports active budgeting.
Pigget is more than an expense tracker. Imported Facit bank transactions are matched to the categories and decisions in your zero-based budget.
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Connect Facit bank
Approve read-only access in the bank’s own authentication flow. Pigget and Synci never receive your bank password.
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Import transactions
Bring available accounts, balances and transactions into Pigget instead of repeatedly downloading CSV files.
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Keep the budget honest
Review spending, assign categories and see how each purchase changes what is still safe to spend.
Facit bank CONNECTION FAQ
Useful details before you connect.
Can I connect Facit bank to a budgeting app?
Yes. Facit bank is available in Pigget through Synci’s read-only European open-banking connection. You can import transactions into Pigget and use them in your budget.
Does Facit bank provide pending transactions?
Not currently. Facit bank may only expose booked transactions through its open-banking API.
Can Pigget sync Facit bank credit cards?
Yes. The current Facit bank connection reports support for credit-card accounts.
How much Facit bank history can I import?
Up to 720 days of transaction history may be available when you first connect.
How often do I need to reconnect Facit bank?
The current maximum consent period is 180 days. You may be asked to approve read-only access again after that.