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You got it. Yodlee doesn't support non-US banks; Mint's built on top of Yodlee; ∴ Mint doesn't support non-US banks. (Full disclosure: I work for Wesabe.)
by codahale 17y ago
You got it. Yodlee doesn't support non-US banks; Mint's built on top of Yodlee; ∴ Mint doesn't support non-US banks.
(Full disclosure: I work for Wesabe.)
- maukdaddy 17y agoExcellent answer. Also, thank you for letting me know there is a ∴ character!
- codahale 17y agoWhoops! Correction: Yodlee does support non-US banks, including some in Canada, UK, Australia, and some Asian countries. No idea why Mint doesn't do it. I had always assumed it was because they were share-cropping on Yodlee's architecture. (Full disclosure: I work for Wesabe, but my snooty attitude is my own. ;) (And yeah, ⌘⌥T is your friend when it comes to the appropriate typography.)