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Redbark connects Australian bank accounts to Sure through the Consumer Data Right (CDR) open banking framework. Data flows one way, from your banks into Sure, using read-only consented access. Your bank credentials are never shared with Redbark or Sure.

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How it works

  1. You connect your banks in Redbark through each bank’s official consent flow
  2. You create a Redbark API key and paste it into Sure
  3. Sure pulls your accounts, balances, and transactions from the Redbark API
  4. Syncs run automatically to keep your data current

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Setting up Redbark

API access requires a Redbark Developer or Professional plan. It is not available on the Saver plan.
  1. Sign up at app.redbark.com and connect your bank accounts
  2. In Redbark, go to Settings > API Keys and create a new key (it is only shown once)
  3. In Sure, go to Settings > Providers, find the Redbark panel, and paste the key
  4. Link each bank account to an existing Sure account or create a new one from it

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Features

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Account syncing

  • Account listing: All connected bank accounts with institution names and logos
  • Balances: Current balances fetched from your bank on every sync
  • Transaction history: The first sync pulls 90 days of history (or from a start date you choose); later syncs are incremental with a 7 day lookback
  • Deduplication: Transactions are deduplicated by their Redbark transaction id, so re-syncing never creates duplicates

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Pending transactions

Only posted transactions are imported by default. To also import pending transactions, set this in your Sure environment:
When a pending transaction settles, the posted version replaces it automatically.

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Limitations

  • Australian institutions only (banks under the CDR regime)
  • Banking accounts only; brokerage accounts connected to Redbark are not imported
  • Data is read-only; Sure never writes anything back to your banks

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Troubleshooting

Connection requires update: your API key was revoked or expired. Create a new key in Redbark and update it in the Sure provider panel. An account is missing: check the account’s consent is still active in Redbark under Settings > Consents, and note that brokerage accounts are not synced. For more detail, see the Redbark documentation.