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In Australia some banks do this (to some extent). E.g. http://www.commbank.com.au/help/faq/netbank/security.aspx#whatisnetcodesms http://www.commbank.com.au/hel
by huwshimi 16y ago
In Australia some banks do this (to some extent). E.g. http://www.commbank.com.au/help/faq/netbank/security.aspx#whatisnetcodesms http://www.commbank.com.au/help/faq/netbank/security.aspx#wh...
- nreece 16y agoYeah, CommBank's NetCode SMS service is a good security feature (should in-fact be a 'standard' for all high-risk personal finance transactions).
- acha11 16y agoCommBank's is a nice mechanism, and doesn't really slow the transaction down by more then 30 seconds or so. In fact, I'd like them to apply it to more of the operations I can perform; I'd be happier if every time I logged into internet banking, an SMS was sent containing a one time key.
- Tyler779 16y agoSeriously this exist in Australia but not the US?