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> bank could, quite reasonably, cut off your access for this. It's worse than that. Sharing passwords with third-parties typically "voids the warranty." If mon

> bank could, quite reasonably, cut off your access for this. It's worse than that. Sharing passwords with third-parties typically "voids the warranty." If money is stolen from your account, the bank can deny reimbursing you because giving a third-party your password voids their zero-liability guarant guarantee.

sjtgraham 8y ago
This is actually false in many jurisdictions, including the entirety of Europe.
- frereubu 8y ago
  Can you link to some information about that? I know at least one of my banks (I'm in the UK) has that in their ToS. Is that invalid? If so, how?
  - sjtgraham 8y ago
    Re-read your bank ToS. If you're in Europe, it won't be in there. Such provisions are not compliant with PSD2.