Wealth Reader API review
A paid API for normalized banking, card, loan and investment data worldwide.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Wealth Reader API connects applications to bank accounts, cards, loans, investments, insurance and other financial products. It returns normalized balances, transactions, ownership details and portfolio information through REST API and JavaScript widget integrations. Account-ownership verification, investment portfolio composition and asset details make it relevant to fintechs, banks, wealth platforms and other teams that need broad financial-data access across global markets.
The paid plans are structured for increasing operational needs. Launch costs €212 per month or €2,160 per year and includes access to the full API catalog, a managed shared environment, documentation and support in the tool, bonus setup and no permanence. Growth is €695 monthly or €7,080 annually, adding a 99.5% SLA, integration support, onboarding and access to premium connectors at a specific rate. Scale costs €1,200 monthly or €12,240 annually, with the same SLA, priority support under four hours, coverage in 250+ banks and 61 countries, advanced investment capabilities and migration support. Enterprise is €3,500 per month or €35,700 per year, adding custom volume and price, a 99.9% SLA, dedicated customizable infrastructure, dedicated support, and regulatory homologation and compliance.
Its ecosystem fit centers on web and API deployment, with cloud and browser-extension options. Sandbox and mock data support development, while real-time and intraday refresh and webhooks cover card-transaction and enrollment events. The API also exposes identifiers such as ISIN, MIC and DGS for investment workflows. Support channels include email, phone and documentation, and the service lists ISO 27001 compliance. Wealth Reader suits organizations that need banking and investment aggregation with ownership verification; teams needing a free entry tier or institution-independent coverage should consider a different approach.
Wealth Reader API pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Normalized balances, transactions, ownership and portfolio data
- Real-time and intraday refresh with event webhooks
- Investment identifiers including ISIN, MIC and DGS
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; Launch starts at €212 per month
- Premium connectors are available at a specific additional rate
- Coverage and refresh depend on the connected institution
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