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The banks where I live use one time pads for authentication, which makes it impossible for Mint to work.
by shiranaihito 17y ago
The banks where I live use one time pads for authentication, which makes it impossible for Mint to work.
- brown9-2 17y agoWhich country?
- shiranaihito 17y agoFinland
- dhoe 17y agoIn Germany it seems common to mail lists of transaction authentication numbers to customers, and in the Netherlands smart card readers that read your card and generate a TAN seem standard. There are companies built around circumventing this and allowing third parties access to your account (sofortueberweisung.de, for example), but it usually is against the bank EULA.
- tedunangst 17y agoHow do they deliver your copy of the pad to you?
- shiranaihito 17y agoClassic snail-mail, of course :)