Eurovision is an early demo for importing and reviewing your own bank transactions. Bank connections remain disabled until the service operator has completed provider onboarding and privacy requirements.
Google provides your identity and email to sign you in. With separate bank consent, Enable Banking provides the account details and booked transactions you approve. We request read-only access, not permission to make payments. You authenticate directly with your bank; Eurovision never asks for your bank password.
Identity, sessions, bank names and ownership metadata are stored in Cloudflare D1. Account details, provider session credentials and transaction snapshots are encrypted by the application with AES-256-GCM before being stored in a private Cloudflare R2 bucket. The application decrypts data when you view or sync it. This is not end-to-end encryption.
Manual sync requests the latest 90 days of booked transactions, subject to what your bank makes available. Each successful sync replaces that account’s previous snapshot. Pending transactions and downloadable statement PDFs are not imported in this demo. Different currencies are displayed separately.
Under Bank accounts, choose Disconnect to revoke the provider session and delete the imported data for that connection. Revoking permission in your bank app prevents further access but does not automatically remove an existing import here. Google identity information is retained separately.
The operator must publish its legal identity, contact details, applicable retention periods, legal basis, processors and international transfer information, and a process for access and deletion requests. Those details are not yet configured, so this page is an explanation of the demo, not a completed production privacy notice.