I think the argument is that Mint would not need to store the users' raw bank credentials. Yodlee does need to hang on to the raw credentials, but Mint (when t

I think the argument is that Mint would not need to store the users' raw bank credentials. Yodlee does need to hang on to the raw credentials, but Mint (when they were using Yodlee) only needed to pass them through to Yodlee in exchange for a token.