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Hellenic Bank, now through Eurobank.

Hellenic Bank merged into Eurobank in September 2025. In Sumly, your former Hellenic business accounts use the Eurobank connection, listed as Eurobank (former Hellenic).

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  • Same connection as Eurobank
  • Read-only
  • Business accounts only

What it brings into your books.

Former Hellenic accounts get the same feed as every other bank in Sumly. Sumly reads the booked transactions and suggests where each one belongs.

  • Booked transactions with dates, amount, currency, counterparty and reference, synced several times a day.
  • As much history as the bank will share, pulled on the first sync.
  • A ledger account for each account you tick, named after the account and its IBAN.
  • Suggested matches to invoices, bills, VAT returns, payroll runs and journals you post by hand. You approve each one.

How to connect it.

There is no separate Hellenic Bank connection any more. Have your online banking login ready.

  1. Open Add account

    On the Bank accounts page, click Add account and stay on the Bank tab.

  2. Pick the former Hellenic tile

    Choose Eurobank (former Hellenic) from the list of banks.

  3. Approve read access

    Sign in at the bank and allow Sumly to read transactions on your business accounts.

  4. Tick your accounts

    Select the accounts to use in Sumly and confirm. Syncing starts at once.

Where it shows up.

Hellenic Bank and Sumly: questions

Yes. Hellenic Bank merged into Eurobank on 1 September 2025, so the connection now runs through Eurobank. Pick Eurobank (former Hellenic) when you add the account.

No. Bank feeds and suggested matches come with every Sumly plan.

The first sync pulls as much history as the bank will share. Sumly suggests matches for new lines dated within the last 90 days. For an older line, choose Link to a record and pick the invoice or bill it paid.

No. You grant read-only access through a licensed open-banking provider. Sumly can see transactions. It has no way to pay, transfer or change anything at the bank.

180 days. Then you approve again at the bank. Sumly shows a Re-authenticate button on the account from 14 days before.

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