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No, the process in real world is something like this: - You go to the bank - You write down something you must provide for someone to do the thing - You sign
by revskill 5y ago
No, the process in real world is something like this:
- You go to the bank
- You write down something you must provide for someone to do the thing
- You signed something with a pen
- Then you talk to them something that they must listen carefully to.
- Then you wait for them to do something in their machines.
- Then ok, u got a SMS message to know that the transaction is confirmed.
- Kbelicius 5y agoNo, in this century it isn't. You pull out your phone and you are done with it.
- int_19h 5y agoThat very much depends on where you are.
- crummy 5y agowhat's your bank?
- revskill 5y agoI'm in Vietnam, all banking process here requires a human that u need to talk to in case of 99% use case. Your account to login is blocked ? Call someone. Why should there be username/password checking in first place ? It's solved by Bitcoin right ? You want to withdraw some money which is larger than the threshold from ATM, you repeat above my process. And of course many more. Call to someone in a hopeless hope that they'll call you back. Luckily there's someone who's ready to help your issue, then u repeat above process.