Monitored providers (20)
Mirrored from each provider's own public Statuspage feed. A provider being "operational" here reflects what the vendor itself reports, not independent probing of your specific bank connections.
Market evidence (31)
Several providers publish one status component per country. Where two or more independent feeds cover the same market, that's real cross-provider evidence — not something we researched, a byproduct of data every provider already publishes. Providers on the same underlying feed (e.g. GoCardless and Nordigen) count once, not twice. Per-bank granularity exists too (see a provider's "tracked components" above), but currently has no second source to corroborate against for any bank we track — this view will get richer automatically as more per-country or per-bank providers are added.
Recent activity
The last 25 open, scheduled, or recently-resolved incidents across every monitored provider, newest first.
Other tracked providers (60)
No parseable, public status feed found for these — some link to a status page on a different platform.
Status FAQ
Where does this status data come from?
Directly from each provider's own public status page (an Atlassian Statuspage instance), via its unauthenticated JSON API. We don't run our own uptime probes against provider APIs — this mirrors what each vendor itself reports.
How is the uptime percentage calculated?
For each of the last 90 days, we take the worst incident tier reported that day across the provider's API-tagged components. A day counts as down only if it saw a degraded-performance or outage-tier incident — informational advisories don't count against uptime. Days before our history window (or before a provider started publishing) are excluded rather than assumed healthy.
What does "avg. resolution" (MTTR) mean?
The mean time between an incident being opened and marked resolved, across degraded/outage incidents affecting the API in the last 90 days. It reflects how quickly a vendor detects and fixes issues once they start, not how often issues occur.
Why are some providers listed as "not published by vendor"?
Not every open banking provider runs a public, machine-readable status page. Where we could find a status page on a platform we can't parse, we link to it directly. Where we found nothing, that's noted too.
How often does this page update?
Provider feeds are refreshed roughly every 5 minutes on the server, and you can pull the very latest with the Refresh button without reloading the page.
Can I get incident alerts instead of checking this page?
Yes — subscribe to the RSS feed for open incidents, scheduled maintenance, and recently resolved incidents across tracked providers, or scope it to a single provider.







