PayPal United States 🇺🇸
Fintable bank API integration powered by Plaid.
Fintable integrates with PayPal APIs to sync your finances to spreadsheets.
Fintable is a financial tool which automatically connects to your bank accounts and exports balances and transactions to Google Sheets or Airtable. This integration is powered by Plaid in United States.
PayPal is an American multinational financial technology company that operates one of the world's largest online payment platforms. It was formed in 1999 in San Jose, California, from the merger of Confinity and X.com; eBay acquired it in 2002 and PayPal was spun off in 2015 into a standalone public company. It offers online payments, money transfers, digital wallets, balance accounts, debit and credit cards issued through partner banks such as Synchrony Bank and The Bancorp Bank, buy-now-pay-later credit products, savings, and crypto trading to consumers and businesses. PayPal operates in hundreds of markets worldwide, with the United States as its core market and dedicated market sites for the UK, Germany and Australia. This entry covers the US market, where customers connect their PayPal account through Plaid for balances and transactions.
Live Connection Health
Connection Information
Bank API details
- Domain
- paypal.com
- Fintable Status
- This connection is supported by Fintable via Plaid.
- API Access
- Accounts, balances, and transactions from PayPal are available programmatically via the Fintable API and the built-in MCP server for AI assistants.
- Display Name
- PayPal
- Active
- ✅
- PLAID Institution ID
- ins_22
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Fintable fetches your bank transactions and financial data from PayPal in realtime, and then syncs that data to your own spreadsheet, database, or AI.
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