Personal Finance App Budgeting
Empower users to take control of their financial lives by integrating bank account data into a personal finance app. Enable automated transaction categorisation, budget tracking, savings insights, and spending alerts for a truly personalised financial experience.
Problem Statement:
Users often struggle to manage their finances effectively due to fragmented bank data and manual tracking. Traditional budgeting methods lack real-time updates and require too much effort.
Solution:
Leverage Open Banking APIs to access real-time bank account and transaction data. Use data enrichment and intelligent categorisation to deliver tailored financial insights, allowing users to:
Set spending limits across categories (e.g., food, travel, shopping)
Receive real-time alerts on overspending
Track monthly cash flow and financial goals
Identify recurring payments and optimise subscriptions
Who Benefits?
End-users who want control over their budgeting
Fintech startups offering budget solutions
Neobanks enhancing customer retention
Wealth & financial advisors offering app-based services

Security & Compliance:
PSD2 & GDPR-compliant user consent flows
AES-256 encryption for data at rest and TLS for data in transit
Payment cards takes the hassle-free of using ATMs abroad.
Functional & Technical Details
- ●User Consent & Connection
Users connect one or more bank accounts via secure APIs and provide explicit consent for data sharing.
- ●Data Retrieval
Account and transaction data is pulled in real-time via Open Banking APIs.
- ●Data Enrichment
Transactions are cleaned, categorised (e.g., groceries, entertainment), and tagged with merchant names and logos.
- ●Budget Engine
Users can define monthly budgets per category. The system dynamically tracks their progress and triggers alerts as thresholds are crossed.
- ●Visual Insights & Dashboard
Interactive graphs and dashboards show cash flow trends, spending comparisons, and suggestions for saving.
- ●Behavioural Analytics
Spending patterns are analysed over time to suggest habits, flag risky behaviours, or promote saving challenges.
How It Works: