Netherlands

Sync Swan transactions to YNAB

Swan is available for automatic YNAB sync in Netherlands through BudgetSyncer and Enable Banking. Authorize via your bank's PSD2 consent screen — no CSV exports, no passwords stored by BudgetSyncer.

Connect Swan to YNAB

Next step: create a free account, then connect YNAB and authorize Swan. New subscribers get a 7-day free trial. 4.99€/mo · 7-day free trial · Cancel anytime · No credit card required to explore.

Before you subscribe

Answers that help you decide whether Swan fits your YNAB workflow.

Will my account work?: Swan appears in BudgetSyncer’s open-banking list for Netherlands. After you authorize, you map the accounts your bank returns to YNAB. Credit card accounts can sync where your bank exposes them through open banking. Availability varies by bank and country — confirm the accounts returned after you authorize.
What happens after signup?: Create a free BudgetSyncer account, connect YNAB with OAuth, choose Netherlands, select Swan, authorize on your bank’s PSD2 screen, then map accounts. Create a free account to browse supported banks and connect YNAB. Subscribe on the website or in the BudgetSyncer iOS app to link a bank and sync — new subscribers get a 7-day free trial.
How often will transactions arrive?: Transactions sync automatically on your chosen schedule (default twice per day; you can add or change sync times on the connections page). Exact local times are shown for your timezone. You can also start a manual sync anytime from BudgetSyncer. With Enable Banking there is no separate daily limit on user-triggered syncs (banks may still delay publishing transactions).
How much history can I import?: Enable Banking reports up to 90 days of transaction history for Swan. Initial sync imports available history; later syncs add new transactions.
Will I need to reconnect?: Yes, eventually — your bank’s open-banking consent typically lasts about 180 days. BudgetSyncer prompts you when consent needs renewing; you sign in at the bank again and keep the same YNAB mapping.
What will it cost?: 4.99€/mo · 7-day free trial · Cancel anytime · No credit card required to explore. New subscribers get a 7-day free trial.

YNAB Direct Import

YNAB Direct Import (Plaid) only covers select banks in Netherlands — many users still CSV-import from Swan. BudgetSyncer uses open banking where Swan is listed in Enable Banking.

How to connect

Create a free BudgetSyncer account and connect your YNAB plan with OAuth.
Choose Netherlands in the bank picker and select Swan from the institution list (or use the button above to carry your selection through signup).
Authorize via your bank's secure PSD2 flow and map accounts to YNAB.
Subscribe to enable scheduled sync — transactions import on your schedule.

Technical institution details

Identifiers from Enable Banking for Swan in Netherlands. Most people can skip this section.

Institution ID: SWAN_SWNBFR22
BIC: SWNBFR22
Countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

FAQ

Can I sync Swan to YNAB automatically?

Yes — when Swan is listed under Netherlands in BudgetSyncer, you can authorize it through PSD2 open banking and map accounts to YNAB. Transactions import on a schedule without CSV exports.

Does YNAB Direct Import support Swan?

YNAB Direct Import (Plaid) only covers select banks in Netherlands — many users still CSV-import from Swan. BudgetSyncer uses open banking where Swan is listed in Enable Banking.

How much transaction history does Swan provide?

Enable Banking reports up to 90 days of transaction history for Swan. Initial sync imports available history; ongoing syncs add new transactions on your schedule.

Is BudgetSyncer official YNAB?

No. BudgetSyncer is an independent product that uses the YNAB API with your permission. YNAB and You Need A Budget are trademarks of YNAB; BudgetSyncer is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YNAB.