You can now connect your bank to BeClevr
Last reviewed November 1, 2026
It should be easy to get an overview of your finances. That is why you can now connect your bank directly to BeClevr with MitID.
Before, you had to type your expenses yourself or import a file from the bank. You still can, but now you can also let BeClevr fetch your transactions automatically.
That means less time typing, and more time for what actually matters: understanding your finances.
How it works
You connect your bank securely with MitID, and BeClevr fetches your accounts and transactions.
We help categorise your spending, so you can quickly see where the money goes. If a transaction lands in the wrong category, you can correct it. BeClevr remembers the change next time.
Prefer to import your bank files yourself? You can of course keep doing that.
What does it cost?
Free during beta. The Plus price is not set yet. Budget, AI, import, receipts and subscriptions stay free.
Plus is the bank connection and the household. We will write the amount here once it is set.
Shared finances? We thought of that too.
With Plus you can bring the household's finances together in one place without sharing login details.
You each have your own BeClevr account and connect your own banks with MitID. That way you get a shared overview, and you each keep your own access.
We are still making BeClevr better
We are a small Danish team, working to make personal finances easier to understand and handle.
Our bank integration is new, and we keep working on the experience. That also means mistakes can happen, or that something does not work quite the way we want yet.
When that happens, we do our best to fix it quickly.
We believe in being open about both what works and what we are still working on.
And remember: you do not have to connect your bank to use BeClevr. That is entirely up to you.
Connect, if it fits
Create an account, and choose Plus if the bank should come along. Without Plus you can still use BeClevr.
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