Connect OpenClaw to your bank account.

On its own, OpenClaw can only talk about money in general. Connected to Candor, it works from your actual records: every account in one organized workspace, refreshed and queryable, with the freshness, coverage, and history behind every number. That is the difference between advice from a smart stranger and advice from something that can check.

Candor is the financial workspace built for this. It holds the bank-grade connections, normalizes the records, and hands OpenClaw deterministic datasets, durable memory for budgets and goals, and finance skills that teach it how disciplined money work is actually done.

Start at candor.money. The web flow owns signup and the secure, read-only account connection, and it shows the price before you connect anything private. When your workspace is ready, it hands you one line to paste to OpenClaw.

From there, OpenClaw handles its own setup. It reads Candor's start materials, installs the versioned Candor CLI and places the candor-finance skill in the standard skills directory OpenClaw already discovers, and asks before it changes anything on its own host. The approval only you can give comes last: OpenClaw's access to your workspace, on Candor's OAuth page in your browser. Bank passwords, codes, and account numbers never pass through the chat.

Connected, OpenClaw runs real investigations instead of generic tips: the subscription that quietly went up, the trial about to convert, the refund that never landed, the cash earning almost nothing while debt costs more. Each finding comes with the transactions that prove it, so you check the work instead of trusting it.

And it compounds. OpenClaw records budgets you approve, goals you set, decisions you make, and the follow-through, in a workspace that outlives any single conversation. Next month it is not starting over; it is picking up where it left off.

That fits how OpenClaw people already work: an agent on your own machine, reachable from your messaging apps, doing real work with real tools. Once connected, you can message your agent about a suspicious charge from your phone and it answers from your actual records.

The safe pattern is sight without hands. Candor connects to your institutions through bank-grade, read-only infrastructure, and the tool surface it hands OpenClaw contains nothing that transfers, pays, trades, or closes. That boundary is architecture, not policy. Whatever else OpenClaw can do with its own tools stays under the authority you give it; Candor adds sight, never new powers.

You stay in control of the connection itself: approve it in your browser, watch what it reads in the audit history, and cut it off from your Candor account whenever you want. Every workspace read carries a recorded reason, so there is always an answer to what your agent looked at and why.