When is the Apple Card going to support linking to budgeting apps

Here is how to connect to Mint:

… https://mint.intuit.com/blog/updates/you-can-now-connect-your-apple-card-to-mint/

As for other apps, check with those vendors.

Krizutch wrote:

Ok, that's helpful for the folks that use Mint.

I had no trouble syncing my Apple Card account to Mint. However, Mint is going away. You can no longer open new accounts and won't be able to access it all after March 23, 2024.

When Mint announced it was shutting down, I switched to Monarch. I can import my Apple Card statements into Monarch at the end of every month. I am of an age where I don't expect everything to be in real-time, so it works for me.

Apple Support Community is a public discussion forum for fellow Apple users to connect and help each other. Apple isn’t here and won’t read your comments. In my opinion Apple doesn’t want to compromise safety and security for convenience. But I can see you feel strongly about the feature and you may want to provide your thoughts to Apple Suppprt.

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Plaid isn’t free and only supported by a few banks. How much are you willing to pay for your budgeting app/service? Your personal and financial information are only as safe and secure as the company storing and sharing it. Chase Bank dropped support of Plaid over a year ago over security and privacy issues.

https://infinitekind.tenderapp.com/discussions/online-banking/1246599-plaid-lack-of-privacy

Use what best meets your needs, whether that’s the Apple Card or not, or some particular financial app. And if the current financial app support folks are unresponsive or unable to address your support requests (since this is seemingly on the app providers), then there are other app providers seeking to harvest that same data.

Krizutch wrote:

I understand my options. This was not a request for advice. This is a request to implement a standard feature.

This is not on the app providers, it's likely on the bank but as a customer of Apple, I'm taking my complaint to them to lean on GS to implement it.

The API exists, and is in use, which implies that other app vendors aren’t interested in using it, or are not willing or able to meet the requirements for using the existing and available API. Which implies you will want to address your request to use the existing and available API to your preferred app provider.

Jeff Donald wrote:

Plaid isn’t free and only supported by a few banks. How much are you willing to pay for your budgeting app/service? Your personal and financial information are only as safe and secure as the company storing and sharing it. Chase Bank dropped support of Plaid over a year ago over security and privacy issues.

And it's flakey as all get out.

Jeff Donald wrote:

I suspect Mint, while being phased out, will ultimately end up in Credit Karma, which parent company Intuit also owns.

I've used Mint for, gosh, years. But you get what you pay for. Monarch costs money, but it is really a better product. And, I'm happy to pay for not having ads pushed at me.

I do hope that, for people who prefer ad-supported, Credit Karma adds in Mint's budgeting features.

Nobody on these boards knows Goldman Sachs plans for the card.

I suspect Mint, while being phased out, will ultimately end up in Credit Karma, which parent company Intuit also owns.

I have an absolutely free budgeting app. It’s called Apple Numbers 😈