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by dpapathanasiou
5729 days ago
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It does take some trust on the part of the users but the risks are alleviated by the fact that the money is insured and even if I had your credentials, your bank should not allow me to log in as I'm accessing it from a different computer. If you mean FDIC insurance, that's only if the bank fails; identity theft type losses are probably not covered (you may want to research and confirm this). Also, I don't think it matters from which computer/ip address someone logs in. If you know my login credentials, you can do anything to the account (though this might vary from bank to bank). I think you need to be more proactive about security and fraud before people will be comfortable. http://finkin.com/InstitutionSearch.xml Thanks, I'll take a look. |
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