Re:I didn't get paid, so I open-sourced my client’s project
by mdpopescu on Saturday June 08, 2019 @01:19PM
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Huh.
When I created this product [1], it required the end user's bank credentials. (I am using the past tense because I don't know if it does that anymore -- I'm not working there nowadays.)
I was sure that was an insane idea, as nobody was going to give us their user and password and let us log on to their banks as the clients. (To be honest, we were using an Intuit API which might have prevented us from creating transactions, but I could still have saved them and used them outside the API.)
When I left (for unrelated reasons), they had a few thousand clients.
When I created this product [1], it required the end user's bank credentials. (I am using the past tense because I don't know if it does that anymore -- I'm not working there nowadays.)
I was sure that was an insane idea, as nobody was going to give us their user and password and let us log on to their banks as the clients. (To be honest, we were using an Intuit API which might have prevented us from creating transactions, but I could still have saved them and used them outside the API.)
When I left (for unrelated reasons), they had a few thousand clients.
[1] https://www.prbc.com/