You're connecting a bank to an AI.
Here's exactly what happens to your data.
Ledgerwire is a read-only wire between your bank and your AI assistant. It can never move money, and it keeps no copy of your financial data. This page lays out precisely what we store, what we never store, how your data flows, and who else touches it — so you can decide on the facts, not a slogan.
Every answer is fetched on demand when you ask, then discarded — it reflects the latest data your bank has made available through the network, which can lag posting by a few days.
There is no transfer tool, no payment tool, no account-change tool — the capability does not exist in the product. Every tool your assistant can call only reads. See the full tool surface on the security page.
This is the one place your financial data does persist — and it’s not with us. When Ledgerwire returns an answer to your AI client (Claude, Cursor, or another), that client may retain the prompt, the response, and the conversation under its own settings and privacy policy. Ledgerwire does not control deletion or model-training settings inside third-party AI products, and deleting your Ledgerwire account does not remove anything already sent to an AI client. Review your AI client’s settings to manage what it keeps.
We rely on a small set of subprocessors, each receiving only what its function requires. We never sell your data and never send it to advertising networks. The authoritative, current list — with what each one receives — is on our subprocessors page.