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I loved ynab4 and actually build a smallish webservice to duplicate it's functionality after it went SaaS. It sadly stopped working with the PSD2 regulation th
by y4mi 7y ago
I loved ynab4 and actually build a smallish webservice to duplicate it's functionality after it went SaaS.
It sadly stopped working with the PSD2 regulation this fall.
I'd definitely pay for it, if I could connect my bank account for automated imports.
It's seriously silly that they still haven't come around to that. There are several platforms which let you access basically all banks in Europe. And these have been around for years.
- bravura 7y agoWhich platforms? Do they also work if you have an American bank AND a German bank?
- y4mi 7y ago> Do they also work if you have an American bank AND a German bank? why would that even matter? its not rocket science to add more integrations. especially in an asynchronous process like fetching bank transfers. you got all the time in the world. heck, why would you even want that? if you have a singular provider which gives you access to all banking logic, you're entirely at their mercy. they can just put whatever price they want on their service and you'd have to shell it out. > Which platforms? plaid to point out the most obvious. there are a lot since PSD2 came into effect though. that regulation isn't german btw. your comment makes it sounds like it is. and before PSD2, there were other providers that supported all banks in europe for example, and again: there is no reason not to add several integrations.
- AdamGibbins 7y agoYodlee works internationally. There's also Salt Edge that works across Europe, not sure about elsewhere.