Pluggy Quickstart

Integrate Pluggy into your application in minutes. This repository provides working examples across multiple platforms and frameworks.

For full documentation, see docs.pluggy.ai.

Getting Started

1. Create an account at dashboard.pluggy.ai
2. Create an application to get your Client ID and Client Secret
3. Pick a quickstart below that matches your stack

Frontend Examples

Client-side integrations using the Pluggy Connect widget. See frontend/README.md for the connect token flow and widget configuration.

Framework	Directory	Stack
Next.js (full-stack)	examples/vercel-quickdeploy-nextjs/	Next.js 16 + Supabase + Webhooks
Next.js	frontend/nextjs/	Next.js 15 + Pages Router
React	frontend/react/	React 19 + CRA
React Native (Expo)	frontend/react-native-expo/	Expo SDK 54 + Expo Router
React Native	frontend/react-native/	React Native 0.66
Flutter	frontend/flutter/	Flutter + WebView
HTML	frontend/html/	Vanilla JS + CDN
Flask	frontend/flask/	Python Flask
Cordova	frontend/cordova/	Apache Cordova iOS

Backend Examples

Server-side implementations for connect token generation, webhooks, and data persistence.

Framework	Directory	Stack
Vercel + Next.js + Supabase	examples/vercel-quickdeploy-nextjs/	Next.js 16 + Supabase
NestJS	examples/node-nestjs/	NestJS 11 + PostgreSQL
Vercel Serverless (Token)	examples/vercel-node-connect-token/	Vercel + Node.js
Vercel + MongoDB	examples/vercel-node-mongo/	Vercel + MongoDB
AWS (SST)	examples/aws-sst/	Lambda + DynamoDB
Java Spring Boot	java/	Spring Boot 2.6

Native Mobile

Platform	Directory
iOS (Swift)	ios/

Quick Deploy

The fastest way to get started is the one-click Vercel deploy:

Resources

• Pluggy Documentation
• Pluggy Dashboard
• Pluggy API Reference
• Pluggy Connect Widget Docs