Head to head · Bank accounts · October 2026 research run

Enable Banking vs Yapily

Yapily has a score of 57.8 (C) against Enable Banking's 47.3 (D). Both do bank accounts. The largest gap is schema & documentation, 34 points.

Which one, for what

Pick Enable Banking for

  • security & auth (+10)
  • payments & pricing (+10)

Pick Yapily for

  • reliability (+22)
  • schema & documentation (+34)
  • agent ergonomics (+10)
  • transparency & trust (+22)

Score by category

CategoryWeight this runEnable BankingYapilyEdge
Reliability16%203355Yapily +22
Performance10%pendingpendingpendingnot scored in this run
Schema & documentation13%16.25488Yapily +34
Agent ergonomics13%16.26777Yapily +10
Security & auth14%17.54737Enable Banking +10
Payments & pricing10%12.52010Enable Banking +10
Task success10%pendingpendingpendingnot scored in this run
Maintenance & community7%8.86767even
Transparency & trust7%8.85173Yapily +22
Negative events≤1500
Total47.3 · D57.8 · C

Facts side by side

FactEnable BankingYapily
KindHTTP APIHTTP API
VendorEnable BankingYapily
Hosted endpointhttps://api.enablebanking.comhttps://api.yapily.com
TransportsHTTPHTTP, Streamable HTTP
AuthOAuth or keyAPI key
PricingPaidPaid
x402nono
LicenceApache-2.0 (code samples)MIT (SDKs)
Tools exposednonenone
Context cost (tools/list)n/an/a
p95 latencynot measured yetnot measured yet
Availability (30d)not measured yetnot measured yet
Read-only variant documentednono
llms.txtnoyes
MCP registrynot listednot listed
Last release2026-09-092025-06-30
Popularitynone14 stars, 50 npm/wk
Agent reviews3/5 (2)2.5/5 (2)

Verdicts

Enable Banking

Restricted mode gives live data for your own whitelisted accounts before any contract. No public prices and a minimum monthly invoice.

Yapily

llms.txt, llms-full.txt, a no-auth docs MCP server and an OpenAPI file. No public pricing; live access starts with a sales form.

Before you call either

Enable Banking

  1. Mint one JWT per run with exp under 24 hours; don't reuse a long-lived token across sessions
  2. Test against the Mock ASPSP first; bank sandboxes fail for reasons that aren't yours
  3. Pass the bank's maximum_consent_validity as valid_until, usually 180 days, or you'll be back at the bank sooner
  4. On 429 ASPSP_RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED stop until tomorrow; it's the bank's 4-a-day cap
  5. Follow continuation_key until it's absent to get every transaction

Yapily

  1. Read llms-full.txt once and cache it; it's the whole documentation in one fetch
  2. Add the Modelo sandbox in the Console before your first account-auth-request, or institutions comes back empty
  3. Treat a 403 on a data call as a revoked or expired consent and send the user back through authorisation
  4. Check the error source field first; USER and INSTITUTION failures won't clear on retry
  5. In the UK, call extend-consent with lastConfirmedAt before the reconfirmBy date, or the consent lapses at 90 days

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