Connection types
Australian banks
Connect via Fiskil (CDR). Used for syncing transactions.
Brokerages
Connect brokerage accounts to sync holdings and trades. Available on the Professional plan.
Connections list
Each connection card shows:- Institution logo and name
- Account name and masked number (e.g. xxxx 1234)
- Account type: Transaction, Savings, Credit Card, Loan, Investment, or Term Deposit
- Provider: Fiskil (AU)
- Status: connection health
- Last synced: when account data was last refreshed
Statuses
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Connected | Working normally |
| Disconnected | Credentials expired or changed. Reconnection required. |
Supported institutions
Australian banks
Redbark connects to Australian banks through the Consumer Data Right (CDR / Open Banking) framework. Any bank or Authorised Deposit-taking Institution (ADI) that participates in the CDR is supported. This includes all major banks (CBA, Westpac, NAB, ANZ) and most smaller banks, credit unions, and building societies.American Express
American Express is not yet supported. The CDR framework initially only covered traditional banks and ADIs. Because Amex operates as a credit card issuer rather than a bank, they were outside that scope. The Australian Government updated the CDR rules in March 2025 to bring non-bank lenders like Amex into the framework. That rollout begins in tranches from July 2026. Once Amex completes their enrollment, Redbark will be able to access their data immediately.Amex support depends on American Express meeting the government’s CDR enrollment timeline. Exact availability is not yet confirmed.
Brokerages
Brokerage connections are available on the Professional plan. These connect through SnapTrade and support Australian and international brokerages.Adding a connection
Click Add Connection and choose the type of account to connect:Australian bank
Opens the Fiskil consent flow. Select your bank, log in, and grant consent through the Consumer Data Right (CDR). Your accounts sync automatically once consent is granted.Australian bank connections use the Consumer Data Right framework. Your bank credentials are handled by Fiskil and are never stored on Redbark servers. CDR consents expire after 12 months. See Consents for details.
How quickly do transactions appear?
Transaction data is made available by your bank through the CDR framework, not by Redbark. How quickly new transactions appear depends entirely on your bank.- Some banks make data available every few hours. Others update once a day.
- There is no consistent pattern across banks, and the CDR rules do not specify how frequently banks must publish new data.
- In practice, most transactions appear within a few hours to around 18 hours after they post at your bank.
Only posted (settled) transactions are synced by default. Pending transactions are excluded to avoid duplicates when they later post with updated details. If you need earlier visibility, you can enable pending transactions per sync as an experimental setting.