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After a quick glance over the site, it seems the system is fairly open, and they explain how they use the keys. The part on which I'm not clear is the app: is i
by vladvasiliu 3y ago
After a quick glance over the site, it seems the system is fairly open, and they explain how they use the keys. The part on which I'm not clear is the app: is it not possible to build your own app that complies with their various interfaces, which would run on, say, a PC? Those seem to be documented.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoI doubt the bank will let me run an alternative app to their "tap 'yes' and type in your mobile PIN within the next 3 minutes to confirm the operation" functionality. Hell, after I broke my phone, I had to call the bank's support for them to manually authorize the new instance of their app as an "authorization tool". If there are procedures to do this with third-party software, I haven't heard or seen them mentioned anywhere, much less documented.
- vladvasiliu 3y agoI was talking about the smart-id scheme, which seems to be a "generic" thing, to be used by random different things. For banks, I don't think that they'll allow use of 3rd party apps, either.