How far back can I pull transactions?

The table below shows the maximum date range that can be pulled in a request (MAX_DATE_RANGE) and the latest start date that you can request from (MAX_START_DATE_RANGE) by provider.

Example: for Natwest Personal Accounts you can query up to 10 years of data 364 days at a time in 1 request.

Important: some banks enforce Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) that might affect the data range of some requests. Read more about it here.

Provider	Auth Method	Endpoint	Max_data_range (transaction)	Max_start_date_age (transaction)
AMEX	Credential Sharing	Cards	6 years	6 years
BARCLAYS	Credential Sharing + Open Baking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
BARCLAYCARD	Credential Sharing	Cards	11 months	11 months
BANK OF SCOTLAND	Credential Sharing + Open Baking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
DANSKE	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
NATIONWIDE	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
FIRST DIRECT	Credential Sharing + Open Banking	Accounts + Cards	6 years	6 years
HALIFAX*	Credential Sharing + Open Banking	Accounts + Cards	6 years	6 years
HSBC	Credential Sharing + Open Banking	Accounts + Cards	6 years	6 years
LLOYDS*	Credential Sharing + Open Banking	Accounts + Cards	6 years	6 years
M&S	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
Metro	Credential Sharing	Accounts	6 years	6 years
MONZO	oAuth	Accounts	6 years	6 years
NATWEST	Credential Sharing	Accounts	364 days	10 years
NATWEST	Credential Sharing	Cards	3 months	7 years
NATWEST	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
NATIONWIDE	Credential Sharing	Accounts + Cards	15 months	15 months
NATIONWIDE	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
REVOLUT	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
RBS	Credential Sharing	Accounts	3 months	7 years
RBS	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
SANTANDER	Credentials Sharing + Open Banking	Accounts + Cards	6 years	6 years
ULSTER	Open Banking	Accounts	6 years	6 years
STARLING	oAuth	Accounts	6 years	6 years
TSB	Credential Sharing	Accounts + Cards	15 months	15 months
MOCK	Credential Sharing	Accounts + Cards	1 year	5 years

*SCA (Strong Customer Authentication) is enforced. More info here.