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Mint has obviously thought this out. They use yodlee, which provides bank/credit interaction services and is secure. Yodlee has your information and Mint only p
by PStamatiou 19y ago
Mint has obviously thought this out. They use yodlee, which provides bank/credit interaction services and is secure. Yodlee has your information and Mint only passes your info to it, it is never stored on Mint's servers.
- dpapathanasiou 19y agoIf your bank has a liability agreement with Yodlee, you're probably ok in the event of a data theft or break-in. But if not, your bank might not do anything for you, because in their eyes, it's your fault for trusting an unauthorized (to them) third party.