guillelopez

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by guillelopez 11y ago
We added tha sample: https://www.sssaving.com/sample
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by guillelopez 11y ago
I understand. Banks should implement reading credentials to avoid these problems.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
I understand your concerns. But let me clarify that this is a secure service. All sensitive information is stored encrypted, all traffic runs entirely over encrypted SSL and all goes through Plaid Technologies, one of the most prominent ser
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Well, the service is intended for people who don't do it manually. People who are lazy about their finance. And the goal is for them to get automatically an email every week or month with basic information about: — How much did they sp
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Typo fixed. Thanks.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Yes, sorry about that.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
That makes sense. We will add that. Thanks for the feedback.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Yes, we might explore the option to add autodeposits. Moreover the idea is to run autonomous.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Sorry about that. Can I ask you which is your bank?
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by guillelopez 11y ago
I agree. But probably banks will never get into that business. Meanwhile some companies, like the one I am using for this service, are helping the banks to get this functionality. You should check them: http://www.plaid.com .
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback. The idea is to provide more information as the service grows.
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by guillelopez 11y ago
Yes, sorry about this. Currently it just works with the 7 main banks in the United States.
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