@albertomarturelo/cta-cli

The cta command: read your own Chilean bank accounts — balances and movements (the cartola) — from the terminal, as JSON by default. A thin surface over @albertomarturelo/cta-core.

⚠️ 0.x and unofficial. Not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by any bank. Automating access to your own account may breach your bank's terms, and the bank may block your access or your device. Provided "as is", without warranty (MIT). Read-only: it never moves money.

Install

npm i -g @albertomarturelo/cta-cli
npx playwright install chromium
cta --version

Requires Node ≥ 20. You type your credentials, and any second factor, into the bank's real page; cta never sees or stores them.

cta login bci                     # log in; the window closes by itself
cta bancos --human
cta saldo --banco bci --human
cta movimientos --banco bci --desde 2026-09-01
cta tarjetas --banco bci --human  # credit cards; --movimientos adds billed and unbilled

The read session is shared with the MCP server (@albertomarturelo/cta-mcp): a small local cta process keeps it in memory, never on disk, and serves both over a private socket. It starts with the first login and exits once the session ends (exp, cta logout bci, or a block). See the roadmap.