Plaid resources

In addition to the docs here, Plaid has a collection of tools, sample code, SDKs, and videos to help you build your Plaid integration.

Our GitHub contains a number of sample apps to help you get started using Plaid!

Quickstart

Official Plaid Quickstart, using React, available in NodeJS, Python, Ruby, Java, and Go

Tiny Quickstart

A Plaid implementation in 150 lines. Available in JavaScript, Next.Js, React, and React Native frontends.

Personal Finances

Usages of Transactions, Assets, and Liabilities APIs, using NodeJS and React

Personal Finances - Hosted

A fully hosted, live version of the Personal Finances sample app

Account Funding

Auth, Identity, and Balance APIs for money movement, in NodeJS and React

Account Funding in Europe

Account funding using the Payment Initiation API, using NodeJS and React

Transfer Quickstart

Use Transfer to receive funds from customers, using NodeJS and JavaScript

Transfer

Subscription payments with the Transfer API, using NodeJS and React

Identity Verification Quickstart

See Plaid Identity Verification in action! (NodeJS only)

Income

A lending app using the Income API, using NodeJS and React

Plaid Academy features detailed tutorial walkthroughs for common use cases and key concepts.

Plaid in 3 Minutes contains overviews of different Plaid APIs, as well as short tutorials for busy people.

Plaid Quick tips has snack-sized solutions to pressing Plaid problems.

The playlist below contains all of Plaid's up-to-date educational videos.

Want to get started building a Plaid-powered application directly in your browser? You can do that with the Plaid Basics interactive tutorial.

Plaid offers several PDF guides with information from the docs provided in a step-by-step walkthrough format.

• Plaid implementation handbook
• Identity Verification and Monitor solution guide
• Income verification integration guide
• Assets solution guide
• Account funding integration guide for Auth, Balance, and Identity use cases

The Launch Center provides a list of steps to help make sure your app is Plaid-optimized and production ready.

For information about official and community supported libraries for both the Plaid API and the Link frontend component, see libraries.

The Postman Collection provides an easy, no-code way to explore the API.

The Plaid OpenAPI file is available on GitHub. This file describes the Plaid API in a standardized way suitable for usage with tools for testing, client library generation, and other purposes that ingest OpenAPI/Swagger definition files.

Plaid maintains a repo of configuration objects suitable for usage as custom Sandbox users to help you test apps in Sandbox.

For the Assets and Income products, Plaid maintains a Credit attributes library of scripts that can be used to derive various useful attributes from an Asset Report or Bank Income.

For testing Enrich, Plaid provides a list of Sandbox-compatible Enrich transactions.

You can join the Plaid Developer Community on Discord or ask questions on Stack Overflow.

Plaid partners can unlock additional functionality, deepen your integrations, or even build out your integration for you!

To request an introduction to a partner who can build a Plaid integration for you, after obtaining Production access, visit the Launch Center and select "Hire a Plaid partner".

You can also request help in finding a partner by contacting Support and select "Building with Plaid" followed by "Plaid Partner Implementation Assistance".

Partner directory

For more information about Plaid partners, see the Partner directory.

The Partner directory is not a complete list of all Plaid partners; if you don't see the partnership you're looking for, contact your Account Manager.

Bill is our helpful robot platypus that reads our docs for fun! You can ask Bill any time you need help with the Plaid API. Remember that Bill (like all of us) isn't perfect, even though he tries his best -- he can sometimes make mistakes, and he can only provide answers based on Plaid's published documentation and other publicly available information sources.

For a high-level overview of information on Plaid's privacy and security practices for developers, see Plaid Safety.

For details on Plaid's current certifications, audit results, and the security knowledge base, see the Security Portal.

Plaid maintains a HackerOne bug bounty program for security researchers.

Several third party developers have built resources to help you integrate with Plaid. Note that these resources are not built or supported by Plaid, and inclusion of a resource on the list below does not constitute an endorsement by Plaid or indicate that Plaid has evaluated the resource for correctness, security, or anything else.

If you have a third-party resource you'd like to be featured on this list, DM us @plaiddev on X, or reach out to an admin on the Plaid Developer Discord.

• How to Build a Fintech app on AWS using the Plaid API and the accompanying sample app demonstrates how to build a Plaid app on AWS, using the latest Transactions Sync API. The app and tutorial incorporate AWS Lambda for webhook handling and Amazon Cognito for authentication.
• The Plaid tag on GitHub contains multiple example apps using Plaid.
• CodeSandbox has several sample apps that use Plaid.
• WebhookDB has a tutorial showing how to use their service to manage Plaid webhooks.
• The CloudQuery Plaid plugin extracts data from Plaid and loads it into any supported CloudQuery destination, such as PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, or S3.

Plaid provides reliable banking connections for businesses expanding across Europe. Unlike other providers relying on aggregation, Plaid delivers direct connections to nearly 2,000 European financial institutions—ensuring faster and more accurate performance.

If you have specific institutional requirements, submit a request via the Plaid Dashboard. Detailed information about each institution can be found below.