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> The online banking CRUD interface might have up-to-date data, but it isn't an API, and being behind some weird proprietary single-sign-on setup makes it prett
by Aaargh20318 7y ago
> The online banking CRUD interface might have up-to-date data, but it isn't an API, and being behind some weird proprietary single-sign-on setup makes it pretty hard to scrape, too.
That’a why they also provide an API. They are required by law to do so (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Services_Directive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Services_Directive)
> I don't think there's any bank in North America that requires 2FA to login to your online banking.
This is required by the same law.
- soverance 7y agoBank of America only added 2FA as an opt-in option starting in 2017. It is most definitely not required... Law or not. I'm pretty certain it's the same way with every other major US bank.
- sobani 7y ago@Aaargh20318 could've mentioned that he linked to the EU laws about banking.
- sobani 7y ago> > I don't think there's any bank in North America that requires 2FA to login to your online banking. > This is required by the same law. FYI: no bank has to follow EU laws in North America.