First National Bank (CO, SD) - Personal United States 🇺🇸
Fintable bank API integration powered by PLAID.
Fintable integrates with First National Bank (CO, SD) - Personal APIs to sync your finances to spreadsheets.
Fintable is a financial tool which automatically connects to your bank accounts and exports balances and transactions to Google Sheets or Airtable. This integration powered by Plaid, with supported Open Banking integrations via PLAID in United States.
First National Bank (CO, SD) - Personal is a US-based bank that can be connected to apps through Plaid using OAuth for secure sign-in. The Plaid integration provides a wide range of data and capabilities, including assets, balance, transactions and transactions refresh, identity and identity_match, income_verification, investments, liabilities, processor_payments, and signal data, along with CRA lending scores such as cra_lend_score and cra_plaid_credit_score. This enables features like verifying identity and income, tracking balances and transactions, accessing investment and asset information, assessing liabilities and credit factors, handling payments, and receiving activity signals, all kept up to date through transaction refresh. The bank’s routing number is 091400525, and more information is available at https://www.firstnationalbanks.bank/co-sd/.
Connection Information
Bank API details
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- Domain
- firstnationalbanks.bank
- Fintable Status
- This connection is supported by Fintable via Plaid.
- Display Name
- First National Bank (CO, SD) - Personal
- Active
- ✅
- PLAID Institution ID
- ins_138263
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