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Every UK bank I've used allows some format of csv/qif/ofx export. Are you in the US?
by pricechild 10y ago
Every UK bank I've used allows some format of csv/qif/ofx export.
Are you in the US?
- wfunction 10y agoThe format isn't the issue. The problem is I want it to be API-friendly so I don't even have to think about it; my system should download it automatically. But yes, I'm talking about the US.
- vidarh 10y agoThey generally do. But many UK banks make it hard to automate things. Either insisting on 2FA in all cases, or having a secondary login without 2FA that only gives very limited access. Some way of authorising API access to read-only access to things like statements would be fantastic, to the extent that I'd consider changing banks over it, if you know of any UK banks that offer it.
- thibaut_barrere 10y agoAs well, most bank OFX/CSV exports I've dealt with are truncated in some ways (e.g. truncated labels), which make it harder to really leverage sometimes.
- kingosticks 10y agoMonzo will be offering current accounts soon. https://monzo.com/blog/2017/04/05/banking-licence/ https://monzo.com/blog/2017/04/05/banking-licence/
- pricechild 10y agoAhh of course. Apologies for missing that.
- lightbyte 10y agoMy bank offers that, but it costs I believe ~$15 a month.