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Anthropic’s Next Claude Feature Could Reach Into Your Bank Account

A newly discovered feature suggests Anthropic is preparing to get access to bank accounts. Image: Brecht Corbeel/Unsplash

Anthropic appears to be testing Claude Money, a feature that could connect bank accounts to Claude for spending analysis and financial planning.

Sep 18, 2026

AI assistants are moving beyond files, messages, and calendars. Anthropic may be preparing to connect Claude directly to users’ bank accounts.

References to a feature called Claude Money have surfaced in Anthropic’s iOS app, with prompts inviting users to link bank accounts and ask Claude about spending, plans, and other financial questions. The feature has not been publicly announced, and Anthropic has not confirmed a launch date, pricing, supported banks, or how the connection would work.

The important part is the direction of travel: AI is moving closer to the systems that hold the information users want it to reason about. Anthropic has already launched Claude for Financial...

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