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Maybe it's a French law or something. I've had business and personal accounts with SG, La Banque Postale, BoursoBank and CIC and they all worked with those 6-c
by sebastiennight 2y ago
Maybe it's a French law or something.
I've had business and personal accounts with SG, La Banque Postale, BoursoBank and CIC and they all worked with those 6-character "visual number pad" logins.
- vladvasiliu 2y agoI doubt it. N26, which is granted a "new bank", doesn't have that, even though it now has an actual French subsidiary, complete with French account numbers. My password with them is way above 6 characters, and contains numbers, letters and symbols. The login page has a regular password field. I think the others are just copycats. Someone must have come up with this first, and the others figured "yeah, that looks so secure, let's do that, too". If I had a penny for every CSO who justified some stupid "security" idea with "everybody does it, why shouldn't we?" I'd be so rich I wouldn't care about this crap anymore.