Quiltt review
A multi-provider financial data layer for fintech and software teams.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Quiltt is a financial data platform for fintechs and software teams building applications around connected-account data. Its embeddable Connector supports account-linking flows, while APIs provide access to profiles, accounts, balances, transactions, statements, investments, liabilities, and account-owner data. The platform supports web, iOS, Android, and API applications, making it suited to teams that need financial connectivity across more than one product surface. Its multi-asset coverage includes up to 24 months of history, alongside transaction enrichment and merchant metadata.
Integration breadth is a central strength. Quiltt supports aggregation providers including Akoya, Finicity, MX, and Plaid, plus enrichment providers such as FinGoal, Ntropy, Pave, and Straddle. This multi-provider approach can give developers more flexibility when designing account connectivity and enrichment workflows. Account and transaction refresh APIs support data updates, while webhooks notify applications about synchronization, enrichment, account verification, and related data events. Teams choosing Quiltt should value provider choice and a consolidated API layer; teams needing only one narrow connectivity path may not need this breadth.
The paid plans scale by provider access and service level. Builder includes balances and transactions, one aggregator, one enrichment provider, 50 monthly active users, and email support. Startup adds all products, unlimited aggregators, unlimited enrichment providers, and 500 in usage credits. Scale adds email and Slack support plus dedicated onboarding, while Enterprise adds volume-based pricing and dedicated account management. There is no free plan, and the Builder tier limits available providers and products. Quiltt is a fit for developers planning multi-provider financial features; teams seeking a free starting tier or a smaller, single-provider implementation should look elsewhere.
Quiltt pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports multiple aggregation and enrichment providers
- Covers balances, transactions, investments, and liabilities
- Provides refresh APIs and webhook notifications
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Builder includes one aggregator and one enrichment provider
- Pricing starts at 100, with higher tiers adding support and onboarding
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