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Yes, Bankrupt Pro Connect is built so that your bank login credentials are never seen or stored by Bankrupt Pro. When you connect an account, you enter your username and password into a secure secure connection screen that communicates directly with your bank. This is the same secure read-only connection technology that millions of consumers already use across major banking and fintech apps. After your bank authenticates you, only the read-only data needed for your bankruptcy packet flows back into Bankrupt Pro, encrypted in transit and at rest. The platform cannot move money, change account settings, or initiate transfers, because the access granted is limited to viewing transactions and statements. If you ever want to revoke access, you can disconnect the account from inside Bankrupt Pro or directly from your bank's connected-apps settings page.

Bankrupt Pro Connect supports US financial institutions in the supported financial institution network, which spans the major national banks, the large regional banks, most credit unions, and many community banks. That covers the institutions where most consumer filers hold their primary checking and savings accounts. If your specific bank is not in the supported list, you still have a path forward: the platform accepts manual statement uploads, so you can download PDF statements from your bank's website and add them to your packet without re-typing any data. The manual upload path produces the same court-ready output as a live connection, just with an extra step on your side. Coverage is updated continuously as the network adds institutions, so a bank that is unavailable today may become connectable later. You can check whether your bank is supported by starting the connect flow and searching the institution picker.

Bankrupt Pro Connect is designed for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 consumer bankruptcy filings, which together cover the vast majority of individual cases filed in US bankruptcy court. The generated packet follows the document format trustees in those chapters typically expect, including consolidated statements, transaction registers grouped by account, and summary pages that match the schedules referenced in the standard petition. Chapter 7 filers receive output suited to the means test and the 341 meeting documentation review, while Chapter 13 filers receive output that supports plan confirmation and ongoing disclosure of household finances. The platform is not built for Chapter 11 reorganizations, complex business cases, or non-consumer filings, where document requirements differ substantially. If you are unsure which chapter applies to your situation, that determination should be made with a licensed bankruptcy attorney before you rely on the packet for filing.

Once your accounts are connected, Bankrupt Pro automatically generates your document packet without any additional setup. The platform pulls the requested transaction history through the secure connection, organizes the data by account, and renders the statements, transaction registers, and summary pages into downloadable PDFs. Your job at that point is to review the output for accuracy, confirm that the right accounts are included and the date range matches what your court requires, and then download the PDF files. Those PDFs can be attached to your bankruptcy petition and filed with the court alongside the schedules and other forms in your case. The platform keeps the documents available in your account so you can re-download them if the court or trustee asks for an additional copy. If you connected an account by mistake, you can disconnect it and regenerate the packet.

Bankrupt Pro is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, so questions about your specific bankruptcy case, eligibility, exemptions, or filing strategy should go to a licensed bankruptcy attorney. Many local bar associations operate lawyer referral services, and most states have legal aid organizations that offer free or low-cost consultations to consumer filers who qualify financially. The court clerk's office can also point you to self-help resources and the official forms required in your district, though clerks cannot give legal advice either. For questions about how the Bankrupt Pro platform itself works, such as connecting a bank account, regenerating a packet, or downloading a document, product support is available at support@bankruptpro.com and typically responds within one business day. Including a screenshot of any error message helps the support team resolve issues quickly.