Bridge vs Tink: both are open banking API aggregators offering account information (AIS) and payment initiation (PIS). Bridge has the broader connectivity footprint (62 vs 46 countries of bank coverage), and they overlap on 43 shared markets. Bridge is headquartered in FR, while Tink is based in SE.
Bridge vs Tink at a glance
| Bridge | Tink | |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | FR | SE |
| Market focus | Multi-region | Multi-region |
| Countries covered | 62 | 46 |
| Institutions tracked | 82 | 511 |
| Account data (AIS) | ||
| Payments (PIS) | ||
| Verification | ||
| Regulated | ACPR (France), PSD2 | Finansinspektionen (Sweden), PSD2 |
| Sandbox | ||
| Pricing model | Custom / enterprise quote (per-request or subscription by volume) | Usage-based per product (Transactions, Account Check, PIS); Standard / Enterprise |
| Free production tier | — | — |
| Developer portal | ||
| Sources | 1 source | |
| View Bridge | View Tink |
Bridge vs Tink: bank coverage overlap
Bridge and Tink share 43 markets where both connect to banks. Bridge additionally reaches 19 markets Tink does not (AD, AE, BD, CN, CO, HK, ID, IN…), while Tink reaches 3 markets Bridge does not (EC, GI, KY).
Coverage figures are derived from verified per-bank connectivity data tracked on Open Banking Tracker, not provider marketing claims. See the coverage explorer for the full breakdown by continent.
Choose Bridge if…
- you need the widest country coverage (62 markets)
- you prefer a provider headquartered in France
Choose Tink if…
- you want the largest number of connected institutions (511)
- you prefer a provider headquartered in Sweden
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Bridge and Tink?
Bridge vs Tink: both are open banking API aggregators offering account information (AIS) and payment initiation (PIS). Bridge has the broader connectivity footprint (62 vs 46 countries of bank coverage), and they overlap on 43 shared markets. Bridge is headquartered in FR, while Tink is based in SE.
Which has wider bank coverage, Bridge or Tink?
Bridge has wider coverage, reaching 62 countries versus 46 for Tink. They overlap on 43 shared markets.
Can I use both Bridge and Tink?
Yes. Many teams use more than one open banking aggregator — for example one for its strongest region and another for fallback coverage or specific institutions. Both Bridge and Tink expose account information (AIS) and payment initiation (PIS) APIs that can run in parallel.