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N26 is PSD2 compliant [1] and they seem to have a sandbox available [2]. I can't speak to the dev experience but I like them as a customer. [1]: https://suppor
by Bayart 4y ago
N26 is PSD2 compliant [1] and they seem to have a sandbox available [2]. I can't speak to the dev experience but I like them as a customer.
[1]: https://support.n26.com/en-eu/security/open-banking-psd2/psd2-open-banking-for-third-party-providers https://support.n26.com/en-eu/security/open-banking-psd2/psd...
[2]: https://github.com/n26/psd2-tpp-docs/blob/main/doc/sandbox.md https://github.com/n26/psd2-tpp-docs/blob/main/doc/sandbox.m...
- johnnyfaehell 4y agoAs a customer who has managed to fall in between cracks quite a few times. I would say N26 customer service needs some serious work. At one point they literally lost some of my money and then said it was returned but I wouldn't be able to see a transaction for it because there wasn't one. That is probably the worst but other times have seen me on the phone arguing about stuff that really shouldn't need arguing about.
- dns_snek 4y agoPSD2 requires a business and a very expensive license to operate. It's unfortunately not something that retail customers can get direct access to.