Fixing an expired or broken connection
by Rook
Last Updated July 19, 2026
Why connections expire
Banks periodically end app connections for security — after a password change, enabled two-factor authentication, or simply a security policy at the bank. When that happens the connection shows as expired and stops syncing. Your data in Zypper is untouched; only the live feed is paused. We'll also email you when a connection expires (you can manage that in notification settings).
Reconnecting
- Go to Settings › Connections
- Find the connection marked as needing attention and choose to reconnect
- Sign in to your bank through the secure Plaid window
Reconnecting resumes syncing on the same accounts — history and categorization are preserved, and missed transactions backfill.
If reconnecting keeps failing
Try again after a few minutes — banks sometimes have temporary outages. If it still fails, remove the connection and connect the institution fresh, or contact support and we'll dig in.