Spar- u Darlehnskasse Börde Lamstedt-Hechthausen with fints-cli
Read balances and transactions of your Spar- u Darlehnskasse Börde Lamstedt-Hechthausen account over FinTS – in your terminal, as CSV, JSON, Ledger or Beancount, or for your AI agent over MCP. Read-only.
Not tested yet
Bank details
| Bank | Spar- u Darlehnskasse Börde Lamstedt-Hechthausen |
|---|---|
| BLZ | 24162898 |
| City | Lamstedt |
| Group | Volksbank/Raiffeisenbank |
| Tested with fints-cli | No, not yet |
Your bank gives you its FinTS URL (the server address for finance software, often listed under “FinTS” or “HBCI PIN/TAN”). Where anything here differs from your bank’s information, the bank is right.
What we know
Not tested yet: nobody has confirmed that fints-cli works with Spar- u Darlehnskasse Börde Lamstedt-Hechthausen. Most German banks offer FinTS 3.0 with PIN/TAN, but TAN methods and details differ from bank to bank.
Atruvia-Rechenzentrum; in der FinTS-Liste als „Spar- und Darlehnskasse Börde Lamstedt-Hechthausen“
If you try it: an issue in the repository with the bank’s name and TAN method helps everyone, whether it worked or not.
Setting it up
- Register your own FinTS product ID with the Deutsche Kreditwirtschaft (free, about 10–15 working days). How
- Buy fints-cli and install it from the private repository: docs.
- Add the bank to
~/.config/fints-cli/config.toml(right), with your bank’s FinTS URL. - Run
fints accountsand approve in your banking app if the bank asks.
[banks.spar_u_darlehnskasse_boerde_lamstedt_hechthausen]
blz = "24162898"
url = "your bank’s FinTS URL (https://…)"
login = "your online banking login"
pin_command = "pass show banking/spar-u-darlehnskasse-boerde-lamstedt-hechthausen/pin"
tan = "auto"fints-cli
Command line and MCP server for German bank accounts over FinTS: accounts, balances, transactions. Approval in your banking app, export as CSV, JSON, Ledger, Beancount. Cannot move money.
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