Integrations
Everything that connects, and what each connection is allowed to do.
Banks read through open banking or a statement, exchanges by a key that is refused if it can trade, platforms by a key you mint yourself, and the chats a question comes from. Each card on the Connections screen says what it does before you connect it.
Every card with what it reads and what it can never do. A bank signs you in on its own page; an exchange takes a read-only key and refuses any key that could trade or withdraw the money, before a single one is connected.
Banks and cards
Read-only, and a broken connection says so instead of showing a stale number.
- Open banking
- Plaid in the US, the UK and Europe; your banking password never reaches Orla.
- Any bank by statement
- A PDF or CSV in any language, read into rows and checked against the closing balance.
- Company cards
- Cards with a ceiling and allowed merchants, reconciled with the issuer daily.
Exchanges
A read-only key, refused on connect if it can trade or withdraw. Fills, fees and transfers arrive as transactions, with the cost basis kept for the tax year.
- Binance →
- Spot fills as two legs, fees on their own line, transfers joined to the wallet.
- Bybit →
- The same rows, with the key's permissions read before it is saved.
- OKX →
- Key, secret and passphrase, with the permission list read before any is saved.
- Coinbase →
- Fills, fees and transfers as transactions, rather than a balance that answers nothing when January comes.
- Kraken →
- Publishes no key permissions, so Orla asks the venue itself with two requests that cannot execute.
- Hyperliquid →
- No key at all: equity, deposits and daily results from a public address.
Platforms that pay you
Daily sales, fees and payouts as separate lines, read with a key you mint yourself; nothing on this side can refund or pay anyone.
- Stripe →
- One restricted key, with the fees split out and the payouts matched.
- Shopify →
- Sales, Shopify Payments fees and refunds apart, plus the balance still held.
- PayPal →
- Sales, refunds and payouts as earnings; what you spend from the same PayPal is left alone.
- Gumroad →
- Every sale with its price and Gumroad's cut as separate figures.
- Lemon Squeezy →
- A merchant of record: income from the subtotal, and the sales tax was never yours.
- Bandcamp →
- The partner sales report as rows, in the currency each sale happened in.
- Etsy, YouTube and the app stores
- Etsy, YouTube, App Store, Google Play and AdMob give the same daily rows.
Wallets and chains
- Wallets by address
- Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Tron and Solana watched by address; a transfer between your own wallets is not income.
- Stablecoin rails
- USDT and USDC on Ethereum, Polygon or Solana, USDT on TRON, for payouts and pay links.
Chats and agents
- Slack and Telegram →
- A question answered in the channel it was asked in, bound to one space.
- WhatsApp and SMS
- Invoice issued, reminder sent, payment received: three notices, each from the space's own number.
- Your AI over MCP →
- Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Zed, Windsurf or the terminal, reading and recording, and never paying anyone.
- Agents →
- A card or a wallet with hard ceilings, and a signature that stays with a person.
See it on your own books.
Thirty minutes: we connect an account, drop a real bill in, and close a month together.