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Most Chinese banks still do, some even require you to install a service, some don't support Chrome.
by AFascistWorld 7y ago
Most Chinese banks still do, some even require you to install a service, some don't support Chrome.
- Yeri 7y agoSame for Korean banks
- revvx 7y agoThis is similar to Brazilian banks too. Both public and private. They stoped using ActiveX in the 00s but then started requiring the user to install some rootkit-like security software that was nearly impossible to uninstall and was probably able to spy on users. Now they some of them have an app that is basically a bundled browser accessing their regular website.
- xvilka 7y agoOn the other hand nobody in China uses Web for banking. Most people I know just use mobile applications, which aren't that bad, moreover most of the operations done through AliPay/WeChat/QuickPass, so you don't need to use yacky bank things. Alibaba and Tencent have better UX in their apps. When you go to any bank you feel like a time traveller for 20 years back.