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German law at least forces them to declare that they do so if they were doing that. Otherwise they would break a lot of laws. IANAL, but I believe that might ac
by gmueckl 7y ago
German law at least forces them to declare that they do so if they were doing that. Otherwise they would break a lot of laws. IANAL, but I believe that might actually get some people in jail.
I remeber that banks were very much opposed to that service when they started out, warning people off (against the banks ToS, grounds for sccount termination etc.) and trying to block Sofort from their servers. I honestly don't know how the banks were placated in the end.
- merb 7y ago> I honestly don't know how the banks were placated in the end. because after many years into sofort, they still couldn't provide a modern authentiation flow for external services. like openid.
- eecc 7y agoThey could/should just license iDeal from NL. Dutch banks are behind in many things, but this is not one.