Using Pepper
Pepper helps you connect financial accounts to AI apps so you can ask questions about balances, transactions, spending, income, and related account activity.
Last updated September 15, 2026
The rules for using Pepper.
Pepper helps you connect financial accounts to AI apps so you can ask questions about balances, transactions, spending, income, and related account activity.
You are responsible for using an email you control and for keeping access to that email secure. Pepper may use email verification to confirm access to your account.
Only connect accounts you own or have permission to use. You can disconnect accounts or revoke app access from the Pepper console.
When you connect Pepper to an AI app, that app may request access to selected Pepper data. You decide whether to grant that access.
Pepper is starting with read-only access. When payments, transfers, or other money actions are added, those actions will require clear user approval before they run.
Pepper depends on connected institutions, third-party systems, and network availability. Data may be delayed, incomplete, or unavailable at times.
Pepper can help summarize and explain your money data, but it does not replace professional financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.
Questions about these terms can be sent to hello@andalabx.com.