2026 comparison

allwr vs Tink (Visa)

What Tink (Visa) does, where it shines, where it falls short and what allwr adds. Comparison for your country.

European open banking platform owned by Visa: 6,000 bank connections, account-to-account payments and income verification, offered as an API to banks and fintechs under its own PSD2 licence.

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Tink (Visa) strengths

6,000 bank connections across Europe
Customers operate under its PSD2 licence without obtaining their own
SOC 2 Type II and clients such as Adyen and Revolut
Backed by the scale of Visa

Where it falls short

Pure B2B: no product for the SME or the individual
Dependence on Visa as owner
No wealth depth: investments, funds and loans are not its focus
No invoicing, accounting, HR or tax on top of the data

Coverage by module

Module	ALL WR	Tink (Visa)
Banking and reconciliation	Included	Included
Treasury and cash forecasting	Included	Included
Invoicing and collections	Included	Not included
Accounting and tax	Included	Not included
Expenses and cards	Included	Not included
Suppliers and payables	Included	Not included
HR and people	Included	Not included
Automatic time tracking	Included	Not included
Payroll	Included	Not included
CRM and customers	Included	Not included
Documents and e-signature	Included	Not included
Tasks and projects	Included	Not included
Inventory and assets	Included	Not included
Investor reporting and cap table	Included	Not included
Wealth Eye — personal wealth	Included	Included
AI assistant and MCP server	Included	Not included

Why allwr

allwr includes 13 modules Tink (Visa) does not cover, with banking connected at the source, local compliance and one price per company, not per user.

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