Finland · BUDGET APP BANK SYNC
Budget with Aktia in Pigget.
Connect Aktia 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 Aktia 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 Aktia transactions are matched to the categories and decisions in your zero-based budget.
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Connect Aktia
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.
Aktia CONNECTION FAQ
Useful details before you connect.
Can I connect Aktia to a budgeting app?
Yes. Aktia 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 Aktia provide pending transactions?
Not currently. Aktia may only expose booked transactions through its open-banking API.
Can Pigget sync Aktia credit cards?
Not necessarily. Aktia does not currently report credit-card support through this connection; current and savings accounts may still be available.
How much Aktia history can I import?
Up to 730 days of transaction history may be available when you first connect.
How often do I need to reconnect Aktia?
The current maximum consent period is 180 days. You may be asked to approve read-only access again after that.