Libraries

Learn about libraries and SDKs to easily integrate with the Plaid APIs

All libraries for Plaid are listed below. If you've built anything that you'd be willing to share with the Plaid community, please let us know and we'll link to it here!

Client libraries

Plaid offers official API libraries for different programming languages, which are regularly updated for breaking and non-breaking API changes. These client libraries are generated from our OpenAPI file.

Node

plaid-node

Python

plaid-python

Ruby

plaid-ruby

Java

plaid-java

Go

plaid-go

Community libraries

Explore some of the community-supported libraries available for Plaid listed below. If you built your own library, please reach out to our Support team to add it to this list! The best way to create your own library is by using the Plaid OpenAPI file.

Note that community libraries are not officially supported by Plaid. Plaid cannot provide assistance with using these libraries or guarantee that they will be kept up-to-date with all the changes needed to support the latest modifications to the Plaid API.

Elixir

by @tylerwray

Elixir

by @wfgilman

.NET

Going.Plaid, by @viceroypenguin

Node

plaid-fetch, by @heysanil. For Vercel Edge Runtime environments that don't support Axios middleware.

PHP

by @TomorrowIdeas

Link client SDKs

For information on Plaid's front-end SDKs for web and mobile, see Link.

To learn more about installing and using Link SDKs, check out the docs pages for Link on JavaScript and React (web), React Native, iOS, Android, and Hosted Link.

Note that libraries marked as (community) are not officially supported by Plaid. Plaid cannot provide assistance with using these libraries or guarantee that they will be kept up-to-date with all the changes needed to support the latest modifications to the Plaid API.