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The Short Version

  • ✅ We never see your bank password
  • ✅ We can’t make transfers or payments (read-only access)
  • ✅ Your data is encrypted (AES-256)
  • ✅ We use industry-standard open banking protocols
  • ✅ You can delete everything anytime

How Bank Connections Work

1. You Log In Directly to Your Bank

When you connect a bank, you’re redirected to your bank’s official website. You enter your credentials there—not on Lunch Flow. We never see or store your password.

2. You Authorize Read-Only Access

Your bank asks: “Do you want to give Lunch Flow read-only access to your transactions?” You click “Yes” and specify which accounts. We can only read. We cannot:
  • Make transfers
  • Make payments
  • Change account settings
  • Access your full account number (only last 4 digits)

3. Your Bank Sends Us Your Transaction Data

Using secure open banking APIs, your bank sends us:
  • Transaction dates and amounts
  • Merchant names
  • Account balances
  • Transaction categories (if available)
We don’t get:
  • Your login credentials
  • Your PIN
  • Security questions/answers
  • Full account numbers

Open Banking Compliance

PSD2 (Europe)

For European banks, we use providers that are PSD2 compliant, which means:
  • Regulated by financial authorities
  • Regular security audits
  • Strict data protection standards
  • Consumer protection built-in

Other Regions

We use established, regulated open banking providers in each region:
  • North America: MX/Finicity (regulated financial services provider)
  • Pacific Asia: Finverse (licensed aggregator)
  • New Zealand: Akahu (certified open banking provider)

Your Control

You Can Always:

  • ✅ See exactly what data we have
  • ✅ Disconnect any bank anytime
  • ✅ Delete specific connections
  • ✅ Export all your data
  • ✅ Delete your entire account (and all data)

Questions About Security?

If you have specific security questions or concerns: 📧 Email: hello@lunchflow.app We’re happy to provide more technical details or discuss your specific use case.