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There is also smart@TAN or OptiTAN. It's essentially a 5€ device with photosensitive diodes that you press on your screen and print out the TAN. IMO it's the b
by zaarn 9y ago
There is also smart@TAN or OptiTAN. It's essentially a 5€ device with photosensitive diodes that you press on your screen and print out the TAN.
IMO it's the best option if you don't want to use HBCI and Co.
- Cenk 9y agoI use one of those (it looks like this[0]) and am quite happy with it, especially compare to my Swedish bank account that uses a similar device (DigiPass [1]) but all the numbers have to be entered manually. [0]: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gtoAAOSw5zNalXj7/s-l300.jpg https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/gtoAAOSw5zNalXj7/s-l300.jpg [1]: https://img3.mp-farm.com/3458223.jpg?w=500&h=375&v=3 https://img3.mp-farm.com/3458223.jpg?w=500&h=375&v=3
- zaarn 9y agoI basically got the first device. Very cheap and easy to use (unless you got your monitor out of arms reach, in this case I have to move the blinkenlicht to a monitor I can reach)