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iBilly

“Can an AI-driven personal finance app capture European consumers by making savings goal management frictionless through open banking account aggregation?”

Founded2021
HQNetherlands
IndustryFintech / Consumer banking
The story

Founded in 2021, iBilly is a Dutch personal finance and budgeting app that uses AI to aggregate bank accounts, categorise transactions, and support saving goals. The company identified open banking as the critical enabler for European expansion and partnered with Klarna Kosma in early 2023 to access a broad pan-European bank coverage network, which led to a material increase in user engagement. The product remains focused on consumer financial wellness — income/expense visibility and savings goal management — with no publicly disclosed lending, payroll, or issuing products.

Last 12 months
2023-01
Product timeline
2021
iBilly launched as an AI-powered budgeting and savings app in the Netherlands, enabling users to aggregate bank accounts, set savings goals, and categorise transactions.· banking
2023
iBilly partnered with Klarna Kosma for open banking connectivity, enabling seamless European bank account aggregation and reporting a significant rise in user adoption rates.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in iBilly’s embedded-finance stack
Open banking
Klarna Kosma
Accounting gap: none

iBilly — frequently asked

Which open banking provider does iBilly use?

iBilly connects to bank accounts through Klarna Kosma.

Where is iBilly headquartered?

iBilly is founded in 2021 and headquartered in Netherlands.

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