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You’ve spent $2,184 in the last 30 days.

Busiest day: 20 Sep, $163

Subscriptions
$113
Everyday
$1,437
One-offs
$634
Illustrative view of Lisbon rooftops and the Tagus river

You spent $3,642.81 across five cities.

Lisbon → Madrid → Zurich → Copenhagen → London

Dates
3–15 Sep · 13 days
Daily average
$280.22
Transactions
27

Daily spending · 13 Sep, $771.46

3 Sep15 Sep

  • Accommodation$2,392.23

  • Food & Dining$533.70

  • Transport$609.56

  • Activities$107.32

€1,227.30
$1,359.25
1 EUR = $1.1075
CHF 645.30
$767.26
1 CHF = $1.1890
DKK 4,145.00
$615.54
1 DKK = $0.1485
£672.30
$900.76
1 GBP = $1.3398
3 SepTime Out Market€46.50$51.50
3 SepLisboa Plaza Hotel€312.00$345.54
4 SepPastéis de Belém€9.60$10.63
4 SepCervejaria Ramiro€71.40$79.08
5 SepA Vida Portuguesa€38.00$42.09
5 SepUber€14.20$15.73
6 SepTAP Air Portugal€128.00$141.76
6 SepHotel Urban Madrid€456.00$505.02
7 SepMuseo del Prado€15.00$16.61
7 SepSobrino de Botín€86.40$95.69
8 SepMercado de San Miguel€38.20$42.31
8 SepMetro de Madrid€12.00$13.29
9 SepSWISSCHF 164.00$195.00
9 SepHotel SchweizerhofCHF 418.00$497.00
10 SepZeughauskellerCHF 54.50$64.80
10 SepSBBCHF 8.80$10.46
11 SepSASDKK 1,120.00$166.32
11 SepHotel SandersDKK 2,650.00$393.53
12 SepTorvehallerneDKK 210.00$31.19
12 SepTivoli GardensDKK 165.00$24.50
13 SepHeathrow Express£25.00$33.50
13 SepThe Hoxton Holborn£486.00$651.14
13 SepDishoom£64.80$86.82
14 SepBorough Market£22.50$30.15
14 SepTate Modern£18.00$24.12
15 SepFlat Iron£31.00$41.53
15 SepHeathrow Express£25.00$33.50
STOREMARKETPHARMACYCINEMACAFÉBUS DEPOT

Week 23$358

  • Café $140
  • Market $83
  • Department store $65
  • Cinema $43
  • Pharmacy $27
Spent so far
$10,169
Cashback paid
$254.26
Saturday draw
$8.95
to the Rivas house
  1. 01

    Add the connector

    Add ether.fi in your AI assistant’s connector settings.

  2. 02

    Choose what it can read

    Pick the account, then approve the data it can read.

  3. 03

    Ask for a page

    Copy an example prompt, or ask your own question. Make it yours.

Understand your money.

See where it goes, what repeats, and what it earns.

Spending by category and by merchant over 7, 30 or 90 days, split into subscriptions, everyday spending and one-offs.

You’ve spent $2,184 in the last 30 days.

Busiest day: 20 Sep, $163

Subscriptions
$113
Everyday
$1,437
One-offs
$634

Where your money goes

Paste this into your AI assistant with the ether.fi connector enabled.

Build me a page showing where my money goes, using my ether.fi card transactions. Let me switch between the last 7, 30 and 90 days and all time. Put a headline total and an interactive spending chart on the left, with a Top categories list on the right using small category icons and dollar amounts. Include Everything else so the categories add up to the total. Stack these on phones. Show each chart period's amount on hover or selection, using daily bars for short ranges and labelled weekly or monthly bars for longer ones. Below, split spending into subscriptions, everyday spending and one-offs. Include a merchant breakdown and estimated next renewal dates where recurring transactions support them. Keep the layout stable when switching periods. Before building it, get the style guide from the ether.fi connector's example_library tool and follow it.

Catch odd charges. Stress-test your credit.

Flag the charges worth a second look, and see what a drop in ETH would do to your spending power.

Possible duplicate charges, first-time merchants, unusually large amounts and transactions stuck pending, with the card each one was on.

2 charges to check now, and 2 worth knowing about in the last 90 days.

Check now · 2

  • Possible duplicate •• 4417

    Uber Eats · $38.40 charged twice, 2 minutes apart

  • Much larger than usual •• 4417

    Shell · $186.20, you usually spend about $55 here

Worth knowing · 2

  • First time here •• 0932

    Bolt, Tallinn · €12.80 ($14.18)

  • Pending for 9 days •• 0932

    Booking.com · $412.00, not settled yet

Unusual charges check

Paste this into your AI assistant with the ether.fi connector enabled.

Check my ether.fi transactions from the last 90 days for anything I should look at, and show the results as a page. Flag possible duplicate charges (same merchant and amount within 48 hours), first-time merchants within the available history, charges much larger than I usually spend at that merchant or in that category, and transactions still pending after 7 days. Open with one sentence that leads with how many need checking now, in red, then how many are only worth knowing about. Put the flags on the left, grouped by urgency with the urgent group in red, with the transaction, card and reason. On the right show the flagged dollars for the currently visible, uncleared transactions, split into Check now and Worth knowing, counting each transaction once. Explain that this is not confirmed loss. Let me filter by card, mark a flag as fine and undo that choice; update the total without collapsing the layout. If nothing looks wrong, say so plainly. Before building it, get the style guide from the ether.fi connector's example_library tool and follow it.

Make it playful.

Turn your spending into a travel story, or a village that grows with every week.

Spending for a trip by currency and category, and the exchange rate you effectively paid.

Illustrative view of Lisbon rooftops and the Tagus river

You spent $3,642.81 across five cities.

Lisbon → Madrid → Zurich → Copenhagen → London

Dates
3–15 Sep · 13 days
Daily average
$280.22
Transactions
27

Daily spending · 13 Sep, $771.46

3 Sep15 Sep

  • Accommodation$2,392.23

  • Food & Dining$533.70

  • Transport$609.56

  • Activities$107.32

€1,227.30
$1,359.25
1 EUR = $1.1075
CHF 645.30
$767.26
1 CHF = $1.1890
DKK 4,145.00
$615.54
1 DKK = $0.1485
£672.30
$900.76
1 GBP = $1.3398
3 SepTime Out Market€46.50$51.50
3 SepLisboa Plaza Hotel€312.00$345.54
4 SepPastéis de Belém€9.60$10.63
4 SepCervejaria Ramiro€71.40$79.08
5 SepA Vida Portuguesa€38.00$42.09
5 SepUber€14.20$15.73
6 SepTAP Air Portugal€128.00$141.76
6 SepHotel Urban Madrid€456.00$505.02
7 SepMuseo del Prado€15.00$16.61
7 SepSobrino de Botín€86.40$95.69
8 SepMercado de San Miguel€38.20$42.31
8 SepMetro de Madrid€12.00$13.29
9 SepSWISSCHF 164.00$195.00
9 SepHotel SchweizerhofCHF 418.00$497.00
10 SepZeughauskellerCHF 54.50$64.80
10 SepSBBCHF 8.80$10.46
11 SepSASDKK 1,120.00$166.32
11 SepHotel SandersDKK 2,650.00$393.53
12 SepTorvehallerneDKK 210.00$31.19
12 SepTivoli GardensDKK 165.00$24.50
13 SepHeathrow Express£25.00$33.50
13 SepThe Hoxton Holborn£486.00$651.14
13 SepDishoom£64.80$86.82
14 SepBorough Market£22.50$30.15
14 SepTate Modern£18.00$24.12
15 SepFlat Iron£31.00$41.53
15 SepHeathrow Express£25.00$33.50

Trip report

Paste this into your AI assistant with the ether.fi connector enabled.

I was travelling to [destination] from [start date] to [end date]. Build a photo-led trip report from my ether.fi transactions between those dates. Open with a wide destination image, labelled as illustrative, with one sentence over it stating the total spent in dollars, plus the dates, daily average over the full date range and transaction count. Below, show daily spending next to a category breakdown, then totals by local currency and effective exchange rates from the local and dollar amounts, plus a transaction table with date, merchant, local amount and dollar amount. Let me filter by currency and update every figure and chart from the same filtered transactions without shifting the layout. Never invent places visited or unsupported location data. Before building it, get the style guide from the ether.fi connector's example_library tool and follow it.

Your data. Your decision.

  • It can’t move money

    No payments, transfers or card changes. Read-only, by design.

  • It never sees card numbers

    Only a card’s nickname and last four digits, at any permission level.

  • You can disconnect any time

    You choose the data it can read. Revoke access, and it stops on the next request.

Ask your first question.

Get the ether.fi app, then add ether.fi to the AI assistant you already use.

  1. 01

    Get the app

    The connector reads an ether.fi account, so open yours in the app first.

    Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play
  2. 02

    Add the connector

    Paste this URL as a custom connector in your AI assistant.

    https://mcp.ether.fi/mcp