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If you're in the UK and want a banking API, I'm building http://teller.io/ http://teller.io/. It's been in private beta about 2.5 months and access will be open

If you're in the UK and want a banking API, I'm building http://teller.io/ http://teller.io/. It's been in private beta about 2.5 months and access will be opening more broadly soon. I couldn't wait for banks to get themselves into gear so I reverse engineered all of their mobile apps, took their private APIs and expose a single unified API through Teller. So far the RBS banks, e.g. Natwest are in prod. If you bank with them, want super early access, understand it's beta product and will give some feedback: sg <> @ <> teller.io

smt88 11y ago
There is no way I'd trust my users' security with you when you can't even be bothered to use SSL.
- sjtgraham 11y ago
  The landing page is a GitHub page. The app itself is https://developer.teller.io/ https://developer.teller.io/ and we don't even listen on port 80 on the API host. Happy to answer any questions you have, security related or otherwise.
  - asabjorn 11y ago
    you might be better off using http://netlify.com http://netlify.com since they support ssl for static sites
    - sjtgraham 11y ago
      Thanks for the tip. The current static site is being taken out of service soon and the app being moved to the main domain.
breakingcups 11y ago
I'm willing to bet the moment you move from private beta to a more open beta, you'll be getting Cease and Desists.