Digits Connections: Banks & Cards via Plaid
Connect your business bank and credit card accounts to Digits for real-time updates, smart categorization, and syncing with over 12,000+ U.S. financial institutions.
How to Connect Your Bank
In the left navigation menu, click Connections.
Click Banks & Cards.
Choose a bank from the list, or use Search to find it.
Click Connect, then follow the prompts to finish linking the account.
Tip: If you manage multiple accounts, log in to Plaid as a Guest to avoid linking the wrong ones.
Supported Banks & Financial Institutions
Digits connects to banks and credit cards using Plaid. Most major U.S. banks and many U.S.-based credit unions are supported.
For more information on what banks are supported, see: Digits Availability, Banks, & Currency Support
What does "supported" mean?
Digits connects to banks and credit cards using Plaid.
A bank or financial institution is considered supported if:
It’s available through Plaid, and
It allows transaction data to be shared programmatically
Most major U.S. banks and many U.S.-based credit unions meet these requirements.
Does Digits support international banks?
No. Digits does not support:
Non-U.S. banks
International-only financial institutions
Foreign bank feeds, even for U.S.-based users
Digits relies on U.S. banking infrastructure and USD-based accounting.
International support is on our radar and on our roadmap. We don’t have timelines to announce yet—but when support lands, you’ll see it in the Digits changelog.
What if my bank isn't supported?
As long as your client's transactions are in USD, you can import them using a .csv.
What Happens After Connection
Once your accounts are connected, Digits automatically gets to work:
Imports up to 24 months of historical transactions.
Captures key transaction fields:
Date
Amount
Description (including party info, where available)
✨ Categorizes transactions automatically and assigns parties intelligently.
Starts a frequent sync to keep data continuously up to date.
Can’t Connect Your Bank? Use CSV Import
If your bank isn’t supported, you can upload your transactions manually.
Export a CSV file from your bank.
Go to Ledger → All Transactions.
Click the dropdown next to New Transaction → Import Bank Transactions.
Download and fill out the CSV template.
Upload the file and map the fields.
Select the correct bank or card category, then click Next.
See also: Importing Transactions
Manage Your Bank Connection
Automatic Statement Fetching via Plaid
Digits automatically fetches official bank statements from supported institutions. They appear directly in the Vault, keeping everything centralized for audits and reporting.
Currently supported banks include: Acorns, Altruist, American Bank (TX) - Business Banking, Aspire, Atlas, Bank of America, CCBank (Business & Personal), Chariot, Chase, Citibank Online, Cogent Bank - Cogent Connection, Columbia Bank (Commercial), Crew Finance, Dama Financial by LeafLink, Dappr, Double Finance, Dupaco Credit Union, Exponent, Fifth Third Bank, First Bank of Ironharbor, Gemini Credit Card, GuideStone Financial Resources, Huntington Bank, Karat Financial, Klutch, Loop Financial (US), Mass Finance Inc., Meow, Mercury, Navy Federal Credit Union, Parker, Percapita Group, Ramp, Regions Bank, Rent App, Safra National Bank, Slash, Spruce, Square, Truist, Upgrade, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo.
Troubleshooting & Reconnecting Banks
If data looks stale or incomplete:
Reconnect the bank from the Connections page (using the same steps above).
Ensure all accounts meant to sync are still selected during the Plaid flow.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Digits have a plan for global expansion?
International support—including non-U.S. banks and non-U.S. currency functionality—is in the works. It’s a big lift, but it's on our radar as part of Digits' long-term expansion.
Why can’t I see all activity for my Mercury Treasury or investment account?
Digits supports connecting investment accounts through Plaid, including Mercury Treasury accounts. However, Mercury Treasury accounts are currently missing some transaction types, specifically dividends, interest, and management fees.
You’ll still see large transfers in and out of your Treasury account, like auto-transfers, liquidations, and investments. But the monthly activity within the portfolio, such as dividend payments from money market funds and advisory fees, is not showing up.
This is a known issue on Plaid’s side. The data feed we receive for Mercury Treasury (investment or brokerage) accounts only includes cash transfers between your bank accounts and the Treasury portfolio. The dividend, interest, and fee activity that appears on your monthly Apex Clearing statement is not currently being pulled in.
We’re actively working with Plaid to improve this. In the meantime, refer to your statements for a complete view of activity.
What if my bank requires MFA/2FA?
Some banks require multi-factor authentication each time Plaid connects. If this causes sync issues:
Temporarily disable MFA/2FA in the bank’s settings, then reconnect through Digits
What if I connected the wrong bank account, or want to remove one later?
You can pause, archive, or delete the existing connection and then add the new one—no need to start from scratch.
See: How to Pause, Archive, or Delete a Connection in Digits
What if my bank doesn’t support Plaid?
No worries—you can still get clean books in Digits. You can still import transactions into Digits by uploading a bank statement (PDF/PNG/JPG/JPEG) or a CSV file. See: Importing Transactions
How do I import bank data if the bank account is closed?
If you can’t connect to the bank via Plaid, import using CSV or PDF statements instead. See: Importing Transactions
Can I remove sub-accounts from a connection?
Some financial institutions group multiple cards or sub-accounts under a single connection (for example, employee cards or personal cards issued under the same business account). Digits currently does not support removing or deselecting individual sub-accounts within a connection when they are grouped this way by your bank.
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