Increase
Increase connections give you access to your company’s banking data on the Increase platform, including accounts, transactions, transfers across the ACH, wire, check, and real-time payments rails, cards, and card payments.
Source Setup
Etleap uses API Key based authentication to connect to Increase. To create a connection you will need to provide:
- Your Increase API Key. You can create one in the Increase dashboard under Developers → API Keys.
- The Environment the key belongs to: either Production or Sandbox.
Prefer using an API? Go here and select Increase under the Body header to start creating a connection via API.
What Data is Available?
Check out the Increase entities and relationships that you can load to your destination below.
You can create Increase pipelines with the following entities, each backed by a list endpoint in the Increase API reference :
| Entity | Pipeline Mode | Iceberg Support |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts | Replace | Batch |
| Account Numbers | Replace | Batch |
| ACH Transfers | Update | Streaming |
| Card Disputes | Replace | Batch |
| Card Payments | Update | Streaming |
| Cards | Replace | Batch |
| Check Transfers | Update | Streaming |
| Declined Transactions | Append | Streaming |
| Entities | Replace | Batch |
| Events | Append | Streaming |
| External Accounts | Replace | Batch |
| Inbound ACH Transfers | Update | Streaming |
| Pending Transactions | Update | Streaming |
| Real-Time Payments Transfers | Update | Streaming |
| Transactions | Append | Streaming |
| Wire Transfers | Update | Streaming |
Update-mode entities are mutable (a transfer’s status changes as it settles, for example). Increase’s objects have no native last-modified timestamp, so Etleap tracks changes through Increase’s events feed and re-fetches each changed record. These tables include an updated_at column that Etleap populates with the time the record last changed at the source. This can be used to find the latest version of each record.