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thanks for sharing - for Mint, are you willing to type in your password to provide access to your other services/accounts? that has been a security bridge too
by coderatlarge 3y ago
thanks for sharing - for Mint, are you willing to type in your password to provide access to your other services/accounts? that has been a security bridge too far for me to date :) also, are there runners-up to Mint?
- bahama_mama 3y agoYou give them read only access, the financial API ecosystem is extremely well defined and provides advanced access control. I'm pretty sure you just log in to your bank account and they establish read only access. I would be shocked if Mint stored these logins, I don't think they can do that.