> I was talking about doing Single Sign-On into the service, with your bank acting as the SSO (usually SAML) provider Personally, I use my bank only for bankin

> I was talking about doing Single Sign-On into the service, with your bank acting as the SSO (usually SAML) provider Personally, I use my bank only for banking and would never ever consider using them as an SSO provider. They handle my money, I don't want them to handle anything else or have any more information about me than they already do. Also, in my personal experience, the banks aren't very technologically competent, so the less they are expected to do, the better.