Outgrown Plaid alone?
Come learn how easy it is to upgrade.
Quiltt connects your app to Mastercard Open Finance (Finicity) along with other major data providers. One API, one contract. Keep your current aggregator for additional fallback coverage, or phase it out on your timeline. Either way, your integration remains reliably stable.
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When Plaid alone runs your bank connections, its limits become yours
Most teams pick a data aggregator once, early, when volume is small and the pricing looks simple. Two years later, that choice is a line item finance questions, a coverage gap support can't close, and a dependency engineering can't easily unwind.
Costs that climb with every connection
Consumption pricing that made sense at launch gets hard to defend at scale. With one provider, you have one price and no leverage.
With Quiltt: one contract spans multiple aggregators, so you're never negotiating from a single-vendor position.
Coverage gaps where your users actually bank
Big banks connect well. Credit unions, community banks, and regional institutions are where single-provider networks get uneven, and where your users give up.
With Quiltt: Finicity's direct OAuth connections power reliable connections with redundancies.
A failed connection, a lost user
When your only provider can't reach an institution, there is no plan B. The user sees an error, and your funnel takes the hit.
With Quiltt: connections route to the provider best positioned for each institution at the moment, with fallback when one can't connect.
Switching feels like starting over
New SDK, new data model, new edge cases, re-testing every institution. That's why most teams stay put longer than they should.
With Quiltt: you integrate once. Upgrading your provider is a configuration change, not an engineering project.
How Dollarwise crushed a launch in minutes without churning customers who couldn’t connect their bank accounts
Dollarwise doubled bank coverage and lifted link conversions 25% at launch, with automatic failover across three aggregators.
Read the case studyUpgrade without the rebuild
Modifying your aggregator schema shouldn't mean rewriting your backend for connections and data normalization. Quiltt is built so you can transition gradually and never go dark. Accelerate your growth with Mastercard Open Finance through Quiltt.
Integrate Quiltt once
Drop in the Connector and point your app at Quiltt's API.
Run providers side by side
Keep your existing aggregator and expand with Finicity.
Shift traffic on your terms
Move routing over as you're ready, with no hard cutover date. Or keep your existing aggregator where it works well.