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Take a look at teller.io. I personally have some reservations, but you might like it.
by insomniacity 9y ago
Take a look at teller.io. I personally have some reservations, but you might like it.
- OJFord 9y agoTeller.io is not using the 'Open Banking' API - it asks for all the user login information including passwords and security numbers required for a normal login. Edit: And unfortunately, it doesn't seem even to have any intention of using it: https://twitter.com/stevegraham/status/951163378424217600 https://twitter.com/stevegraham/status/951163378424217600
- dabeeeenster 9y agoGood grief: "A lot of people didn’t take us seriously, ignored us, bet on #OpenBanking instead. Look where we are now. We OWN the best access to the banking infra & everyone is else is out in the cold, totally fucked. When everyone thinks you’re right, you’re wrong. https://open.spotify.com/track/0whZQj81yqAv9yJEyNZcnR?si=TGr30qf6T7-8-BOTggj6eg https://open.spotify.com/track/0whZQj81yqAv9yJEyNZcnR?si=TGr... " Anyone fancy building their business on top of this attitude?
- sjtgraham 9y agoNever judge a man until you’ve walked a mile in his shoes. We’ve had a very difficult couple of years with some banks going to some lengths to inflict as much damage as they can on our business. It didn’t work. However, now they have failed to deliver something required by law I let my emotions get the better of me. It was a very cathartic moment. Our technology is the best in the market but it’s entirely your prerogative to not build on it. We will be building products on it ourselves going forward anyway and that’s what I think the future of our company is.