Open Banking, direct integrations and crypto
Banks and crypto, connectedto your operation.
Connect accounts and transactions from European banks through Open Banking (PSD2) and Brazilian banks through Brazil's Open Finance, plus direct bank integrations. Bring your financial data into one place, wire in payments and feed categorization, reconciliation and your ERP.
Connected sources
4 sources · 1 needs attention
ItaúOpen Finance BrazilChecking · Head office · Balance and statementUpdated 09:41
BradescoDirect integrationChecking · Branch 02 · Statement and payment returnsUpdating
SantanderOpen Finance BrazilCollections account · Head office · Consent expires in 5 daysNeeds attentionUpdating
- Crypto walletWalletTreasury · USDT · 3 new transactionsUpdating
Balances per account, each in its own currency. Sample data.
The routine today
Your finance team works in many places.And stitches it together by hand.
Balances at the banks, payments in different portals, transactions in wallets and records in the ERP. When that information is disconnected, the team has to find, check and organize the data before anything moves.
- 01
Scattered information
Accounts, companies and wallets in different places, with no consistent view of balances and transactions.
- 02
Collection on repeat
Portal logins, downloads and imports that come back every day, account by account.
- 03
Manual checking
Hours spent matching each transaction to a payment, a receipt or an ERP record.
- 04
Close with loose ends
Differences and missing information that only show up once they reach finance and accounting.
Bank A portal
Token on the phone
statement_branch02.ofx
Downloaded at 08:12
Payments portal
Bank B
reconciliation_v7.xlsx
Last edited: yesterday
Crypto wallet
Manual export
ERP · open items
214 items
Illustration of a disconnected routine.
From connection to ERP
Every connection feedsa workflow.
Openi brings together the information from your connected sources and routes it to categorization, reconciliation and your systems. Rules run the routine; your team handles the exceptions that need a closer look.
- 01 · ConnectAutomatic
Source identified
- Source
- Itaú · Open Finance Brazil
- Account
- Checking · Head office
- Received
- Nov 6 · 09:41
- 02 · StructureAutomatic
Data organized
- Type
- Pix received
- Counterparty
- Distribuidora Aurora
- Amount
- R$12,480.00
- 03 · Categorize and reconcileAutomatic
Account and match found
- Account
- Sales revenue
- Match
- Invoice 4471 · NF-e 000.482.120
- Item
- Closed automatically
- 04 · Post to the ERPAutomatic
Entry sent
- Target
- Company ERP
- Entry
- Sent · 09:43
- Status
- Reconciled
Exception · Inter · Checking · Branch 03
R$1,260.00 debit with no matching item
No rule found a match in the ERP. The item goes to the mismatch queue, with both sides in view.
Next step: finance links the open item or categorizes the expense.
Categorization, reconciliation and posting to the ERP depend on the modules and rules set up for your operation.Sample data.
Coverage
Connect the institutionsand systems you work with.
Combine Open Banking and direct integrations to match the institutions, data and services your company uses. The same institution can offer different services through different paths.
Path 1
Through Open Banking
Data sharing authorized by the account holder: European banks through Open Banking (PSD2), Brazilian banks through Brazil's Open Finance, which also allows Pix payment initiation, depending on each institution's services.
- Accounts, balances and transactions
- Cards and investments (Brazil's Open Finance)
- Pix initiated with authorization at the bank (Brazil)
Path 2
Direct integrations
Connectors between Openi and financial institutions, card acquirers and banking services, wired into your company's processes.
- Statements and balances with no downloads
- Payments, including batches, with returns tracked
- Boletos and Pix collection requests issued (Brazil)
- Card acquirer sales, fees and settlements
| Source | Connection | Data and services | To activate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts, personal accounts and investments: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent | |
| Open Finance Brazil | Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions | Account holder's consent |
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts, personal accounts and investments: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
Business accounts and personal accounts: balances and transactions
Account holder's consent
16 more Brazilian banks and credit unions in the catalog, plus the full list of Brazil's Open Finance institutions.
Find an institutionBrazil's Open Finance alone has more than 800 participating institutions. Availability of each institution, account and service is confirmed when you connect and during onboarding.
Open Banking
Bank data connectedwith the account holder's authorization.
The account holder picks the institution and the data, authorizes it at the bank and follows the connection. Authorized data arrives in one format, from European and Brazilian banks alike, ready for financial management, reconciliation and your systems.
Connection journey
- 1Pick the institutionOn Openi's connection screen.
- 2Choose the dataAccounts, plus cards or investments in Brazil.
- 3Authorize at the bankAuthentication happens on the institution's own screens.
- 4Follow the connectionStatus, last update and consents due for renewal.
Selecione a instituição
Sua instituição financeira
Itaú
Bradesco
Santander
Nubank
Inter
Caixa
3 de 3 selecionados
Openi connection screens.
Open Banking connections
3 connections · 1 to renew
Itaú · Head office · CheckingAccounts and cards · Updated 09:41Active
BTG Pactual · Head office · InvestmentsInvestments · Updated 09:20Active
Santander · Branch 02 · CheckingAccounts · Expires in 5 daysRenew
Sample data.
Available data
- Accounts
- Account details, balances and transactions.
- Cards
- Statements and card transactions, through Brazil's Open Finance.
- Investments
- Positions and transactions, through Brazil's Open Finance.
Reading isn't paying
- Data consent
- Authorizes reading the chosen information for a set period, and can be revoked at the bank itself.
- Payment authorization
- Covers one specific payment (Pix, in Brazil) and is confirmed by the account holder at the bank, every time.
Available data, history and update frequency vary by institution and connection.
Direct integrations
Direct integrationsfor multi-bank operations.
Connect financial institutions and card acquirers to your company's processes. Information arrives without portal logins, operations go out to the bank and every response comes back to the same place, tied to the internal process.
- 01
Accounts and transactions
Balances and statements received every day, with no downloads or imports.
- 02
Multi-bank operations
Accounts across institutions and companies, organized, each data point with its source.
- 03
Payments, collections and returns
Payments sent one by one or in batches, collection requests issued, processing tracked and exceptions handled.
- 04
Connected to your systems
Bank responses tied to the financial and accounting records in the ERP.
Connected services
Today · 3 companies
- Head office · Bank AAcct 1204-7 · Statement and balance · 09:40Received
- Branch 02 · Bank BAcct 8890-1 · Payments · 09:32Return received
- Branch 02 · Bank BAcct 8890-1 · Payments · 09:32Payee details don't match1 exception
- Branch 05 · Card acquirerMerchant 0451 · Sales and settlements · 08:15Processed
Sample data.
Payments and collections
Pay, collect and get paidinside your finance workflow.
Pay, collect and get paid, tied to your company's commitments and records. Follow authorizations, confirmations and exceptions all the way to reconciliation against the statement. In Brazil, on its local rails.
From captured boleto to reconciled debit.
Boletos (Brazilian payment slips) captured through DDA and payments added in Openi go out to the bank, one by one or in batches: Pix, Brazil's instant payments, initiated through Brazil's Open Finance with the account holder's authorization, or through a direct integration, with each payment's return tracked. Every debit comes back reconciled with the commitment behind it.
- Preparation
- Authorization
- Processing
- Confirmation
- Reconciliation
Authorized isn't paid: a payment only counts as confirmed once the bank's return comes in, and as reconciled once the debit shows on the statement.
Today's payments
- Fornecedor NortePix · Open Finance Brazil-R$12,480.00Step 5 of 5: ReconciliationReconciled
- Batch 0312 · 18 suppliersBatch payment · direct integration-R$96,430.00Step 3 of 5: ProcessingProcessing
- Power bill, branch 03Boleto captured via DDA · direct integration-R$3,912.40Step 4 of 5: ConfirmationConfirmed by the bank
- Prestador LestePix · Open Finance Brazil-R$2,180.00Step 2 of 5: AuthorizationAwaiting authorization
The account holder confirms the payment at the bank.
Sample data.
Crypto
Financial and accounting contextfor crypto transactions.
Bring transactions from connected wallets in next to your bank accounts, with each transaction's data, and run that activity through the same categorization, reconciliation and accounting integration.
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Connected sources
Supported wallets and sources are confirmed with the team in the demo.
- 02
Transaction data
Asset, quantity, origin, destination, date, identifier and fee, depending on the source.
- 03
Transaction context
Receipt, payment, fee or transfer between the company's own wallets.
- 04
Accounting continuity
Categorization, reconciliation and posting to the books, just like a bank account.
Wallets · today's transactions
Selected transaction
Receipt · USDT
- Asset
- USDT
- Quantity
- 2,500.00 USDT
- Origin
- 0x8f3c…a41e
- Destination
- Treasury wallet
- Date
- Nov 6 · 08:52
- Identifier
- 0x5b1e…c09d
- Fee
- —
- Context
- Customer payment
- Category
- Accounts receivable
- Reconciliation
- Invoice 2026-118 · reconciled
Quantities shown in each asset's own unit. No amount in reais is added to the bank balances. Sample data.
Onboarding
Connectivity set upfor your operation.
We map the sources and services you need, set up the connections and validate the data and operation flows with your company's systems. Timing depends on the institutions and services involved.
- 1MapInstitutions, accounts, wallets, systems and goals for each company.
- 2Set upConnections, consents and authorizations for each service.
- 3ValidateIncoming data, operations and integration with your systems.
- 4MonitorUpdates, processing and day-to-day exceptions.
Security and governance
Data and operationsunder control at every step.
Every access and every operation goes through an authorization from someone entitled to give it.
- Data consentThe account holder chooses what to share and for how long, and can revoke it at the bank itself.
- Passwords stay putWith Open Banking, authentication happens on the institution's own screens. Openi only receives what was authorized.
- Payment authorizationPayments through Brazil's Open Finance are confirmed by the account holder at the bank, one by one.
- Companies kept apartEach company's accounts, wallets and data stay separate, operated in one place.
- Who does whatOpeni is a technology company, not a financial institution: it doesn't lend money or hold funds. Accounts and payments stay with the institutions.
Customer stories
Connectivity at workin real operations.
FAQ
Before you connect.What people ask when signing up.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
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Talk to a specialistEuropean banks through Open Banking (PSD2); Brazilian banks, credit unions and payment accounts through Brazil's Open Finance, which has more than 800 participating institutions; financial institutions and card acquirers through direct integrations; crypto wallets; and your ERP. The integrations catalog (in Portuguese) lists what's available, and coverage for each service is confirmed in the demo.
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