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I have not seen an online banking without two factor auth though.
by rplnt 15y ago
I have not seen an online banking without two factor auth though.
- eli 15y agoIt's pretty common for commercial banking... which is good because in the US the laws protecting you from loss due to hacking are much weaker for a corporate account.
- lbotos 15y agoI assume you are not in America? PNC, M&T, and TD all do not have two factor auth. (That I've seen.)
- rplnt 15y agoYes, Europe. Maybe there are different laws? Some decade ago you used to get plastic card with grid of passwords. Now it's usually SMS verification for every transaction (and sometimes for login).
- loeg 15y agoI have.
- Danieru 15y agoWell up here in Canada I have never seen a bank with two factor auth. I would love to switch to one. Instead we get online banking with password restrictions like: 1. 8 to 12 chars 2. No non-alphanumerics.
- msh 15y agoIn Denmark its illegal for a bank not to use two factor auth.