The best Mint alternative for Europe
Brixa is the EU-native replacement for Mint: it connects to 2,700+ European banks read-only and sorts every transaction with AI, in multiple currencies and 19 languages.
Mint was shut down in 2024 and its users were pushed to Credit Karma, which has no real budgeting. And if you are in Europe, Mint never truly worked here anyway, it was built for US banks. Brixa is the EU-native place to land.
Brixa and Mint, side by side
EU bank coverage
Brixa2,700+ EU banksMintGone (shut down in 2024)Automatic AI categorization
BrixaYesMintWas yesManual entry required
BrixaNoMintNoRead-only bank access
BrixaYes, credentials never storedMintWas via providerEU data hosting
BrixaYesMintUS onlyMulti-currency
BrixaYesMintNoSubscription detection
BrixaYesMintWas yesSavings goals
BrixaYesMintWas yesPartner / shared view
BrixaYes, read-onlyMintNoFree trial
BrixaYesMintNot available
Why Europeans switch to Brixa
- It still exists, and it is built for Europe
- Automatic open-banking sync across more than 2,700 European banks
- AI categorization and multi-currency, in 19 languages
- Funded by a simple subscription, so your data is never the product
What that looks like
Sorted on arrival
Every transaction lands with a category already on it. Correct one and it sticks.
Where it actually went
The month split by category, so the number that hurts is the first one you see.
Point it at something
Set a target and a date, and Brixa works out what you need to put aside each month.
Mint is gone. Intuit shut it down in 2024 and nudged everyone toward Credit Karma, which doesn’t really do budgeting. If you’re reading this, you’re probably still figuring out where to go next.
Plainly: Mint was never built for Europe. It was built around US banks and English-only, US-style categories. Brixa is built for Europe from day one, with automatic open-banking sync across more than 2,700 banks, AI that sorts every transaction, and multi-currency support in 19 languages.
The one thing Mint had that Brixa doesn’t is a 0 price. But Mint paid for that by showing you ads and making money off your data. Brixa runs on a simple subscription instead, so your financial data is never the product.
Your data stays yours
Read-only access
Brixa can see your transactions but can never move money. Your bank login is never stored.
Licensed open banking
Connections run through a regulated European open-banking (AISP) provider, the same rails your bank trusts.
Hosted in the EU
Your data lives in the EU and is handled the GDPR way. It is yours, and you can delete it anytime.
No ads, no data selling
Brixa is paid for by a simple subscription, so your financial data is never the product.
Questions people ask
No. Intuit shut Mint down in 2024 and pointed users to Credit Karma, which has no real budgeting.
Brixa. It connects to 2,700+ European banks, sorts every transaction with AI, and works in multiple currencies and 19 languages.
Yes, that is the whole point. Mint was built for US banks; Brixa is built for Europe.
Brixa has a free trial, then one simple subscription. Mint was free because it showed ads and monetized your data. Brixa does neither.
Access is read-only through a regulated European open-banking provider. Your login is never stored, and Brixa can never move money.
Not yet. Brixa is an iPhone app today. Android is on the roadmap, and your data is not locked in either way: you can export it whenever you want.
Try it with your own bank
Pick yours from the 2,700+ European banks Brixa supports, and your last few months arrive already sorted. Read-only, and free to try.