Comparison
Shavve vs MyFinanda (Finanda): what differs and who each suits
In short
MyFinanda by Finanda is a budgeting and expense app that brings together, according to its site, bank accounts, credit cards, savings, loans and investments read-only, with a licence from the Israel Securities Authority. Shavve adds pensions and insurance. The difference is mainly connection scope.
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The comparison in a table
| Shavve | MyFinanda | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A personal-finance app: bank, cards, pension, insurance, investments and crypto in one picture | An app for controlling spending and budgeting: automatic expense categorisation, a total-worth report, cash management including foreign currency and an Excel export (paid) |
| How data gets in | A read-only connection after your approval. Shavve cannot move money | Read-only access to the data from supported institutions: "no one can perform actions on your accounts through Finanda". The company also presents itself as an aggregator compliant with open-banking regulation |
| What you can connect | Banks, credit cards, pensions and provident funds, insurance (including Har HaBituach), investments and crypto | Bank accounts, credit cards, savings, loans and investments. Pensions and insurance: not published on the pages checked |
| Price shown on the site | A 30-day free trial for connecting banks and credit cards, including budgets and a shared household. Prices are shown in the app before any purchase | A free download and a site for premium subscribers. The subscription price: not published on the pages checked |
| Licence shown on the site | A financial-information-service licence, supervised by the Israeli Securities Authority | A licence to provide financial-information services from the Israel Securities Authority |
| Platforms | iOS and Android apps | iOS and Android, and a web site for premium subscribers |
| Languages | The site is in Hebrew and English | The pages checked are in Hebrew |
Shavve operates one of the apps compared. The comparison rests on what the sites publish, not on an independent test of how they work.
When to choose them
- Your main need is expense categorisation, a budget and a total value of accounts, savings and loans.
- Cash management including foreign currency, or exporting data to Excel, matters to you.
- You want an app from a company operating since 2009, with the app since 2014, per its site.
- You do not need pensions and insurance in the same app.
When to choose Shavve
- You want pensions and provident funds, insurance (including Har HaBituach) and crypto in the same picture as the bank and cards.
- You want to compare management fees and see net worth and a retirement outlook.
- You want a shared picture for partners, where each person approves what to share.
- You want a 30-day free trial. Prices are shown in the app before any purchase.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Shavve and MyFinanda?
According to both sites, both are read-only and hold a financial-information-service licence from the Israel Securities Authority. MyFinanda's site lists banks, cards, savings, loans and investments, and Shavve also includes pensions and insurance. This comparison rests on what is published, not on using both.
Does MyFinanda show pensions?
Pensions and insurance are not mentioned on the pages checked on 25 October 2026. That does not establish that there are none, so check its site.
What does MyFinanda cost?
The site mentions a free download and a site for premium subscribers, and the subscription price is not published on the pages checked. Shavve offers a 30-day free trial and shows prices in the app before any purchase.
How do I check each app's licence?
On the official list of financial-information providers on the Israel Securities Authority's site, not only on the app's own site. See the guide to licensed apps for details.
Sources
- MyFinanda: דף הבית · 25 October 2026
- MyFinanda: אודות · 25 October 2026
- Finanda Innovations · 25 October 2026
The links go to each company's public pages, as read on 25 October 2026. Anything not stated there is written "not published", which does not establish that it does not exist. Prices and features change, so check the sites again.
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MyFinanda by Finanda is a budgeting and expense app that brings together, according to its site, bank accounts, credit cards, savings, loans and investments read-only, with a licence from the Israel Securities Authority. Shavve adds pensions and insurance. The difference is mainly connection scope.
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