Yes — Bank of America connects to Hunch through Plaid. Here's exactly what syncs, how to export your history, and how your assistant fits in.
Checked against Plaid's live catalog on July 30, 2026.
Yes. Bank of America's Plaid connection was verified on July 30, 2026. It syncs the account types checked below:
Bank of America uses Plaid's redirect flow — you sign in on Bank of America's own site, not inside Hunch or Plaid.
| Account type | Syncs to Hunch |
|---|---|
| Transactions | Yes |
| Account balances | Yes |
| Credit card & loan balances | Yes |
| Investment transactions | No |
| Full holdings & securities | No |
Sign in to Bank of America's online banking and look for a Statements, Export, or Download section — most banks let you download a CSV or PDF of recent transactions. Import that file into Hunch and it's categorized the same way as a live Plaid connection — your assistant can read it exactly the same way too.
How CSV import works →Bank of America traces back to the Bank of Italy, founded in San Francisco in 1904, and is now headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. It's the second-largest U.S. bank by assets.
Once Bank of America is in Hunch, connecting an AI assistant is one extra step — add Hunch as a connector to any MCP-compatible assistant, and it can read balances, transactions, and spending trends. Still read-only, still revocable.
Two have a full, tested walkthrough today:
The connector is read-only by design — this doesn't change bank to bank.
How much Bank of America history your assistant can read depends on your Hunch plan, not on Bank of America itself.
See plans →If you and a partner both link accounts to Hunch, you choose whether your assistant sees combined household data or just your own Bank of America accounts.
How households work →If you're weighing Hunch against another budgeting app for tracking Bank of America, start here.
SWITCHING — Moving from another app? Import your export and Hunch picks up where it left off.
Bank of America is a trademark of its respective owner. Hunch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Bank of America — this page exists to document how Hunch's Plaid-based connection to Bank of America works.
No. Bank of America sign-in happens through Plaid — either a redirect to Bank of America's own site or a form inside Plaid's widget — and Hunch only ever receives a read-only data token. Your assistant never sees a password, and neither does Hunch.
No. The Hunch connector is read-only. It can't initiate a transfer, pay a bill, or change anything in your Bank of America account — the most it can do is describe what it sees.
That's set by your Hunch plan's history window, not by Bank of America. Check the plans page for the exact number of months on each tier.
Yes — Bank of America's Plaid connection includes credit card and loan balances alongside everyday transactions.
Not from this specific Bank of America connection — see the sync table above for exactly what's included today.
Search by the exact name shown on this page — some banks list several entries in Plaid for different products. If it still doesn't appear, import a CSV statement instead and let us know which bank you'd like added.
Yes — Hunch verified Bank of America's Plaid connection on July 30, 2026. It currently syncs Transactions, Account balances, Credit card & loan balances.
Sign in to Bank of America's online banking and look for a Statements, Export, or Download section — most banks let you download a CSV or PDF of recent transactions. Import that file into Hunch and it's categorized the same way as a live Plaid connection.
Yes — once you connect a bank account to Hunch, any AI assistant you've added as a connector can read its balances and transactions. It can't see anything you haven't connected, and it can't move money.
Yes — that's the main use case. Ask things like "what did I spend on groceries last month" or "am I over budget" and it reads live from Hunch.
Yes. ChatGPT is one of two assistants with a full walkthrough on this site — Claude is the other — but Hunch's connector is built on MCP, the open standard, so it works with any compatible assistant.
Yes — Bank of America connects to Hunch through Plaid. Here's exactly what syncs, how to export your history, and how your assistant fits in.
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