Re: Banks moving away from Direct Connect API

Good questions. >From a UK and Europe perspective, the providers who access the data are strictly regulated. That's part of getting access to the APIs. So I have trust for them. I don't have trust when it comes to entering and saving passwords (where the bank itself has not implemented APIs).

Re: Banks moving away from Direct Connect API

The reason why many of us chose not to use Plaid is presumably privacy, or not wanting to entrust our data to other parties even in transit. My impression is that Nordigen does not sidestep these issues. Is that correct? I would love to be wrong here. This is perhaps a moment when the FOSS

Re: Banks moving away from Direct Connect API

Hi, I already created an integration with nordigen and have been using it for a while and it works very nicely. https://github.com/tarioch/beancounttools Regards, Patrick On 10.10.2022 11:21, Mark Scannell wrote: I was looking into this over the weekend and started working with the

Re: Banks moving away from Direct Connect API

I was looking into this over the weekend and started working with the Nordigen API: https://nordigen.com/en/ The code I wrote is in goledger and in Go (Starling and Monzo you can see here ) and will look to publish it. Nordigen looks

Re: autobean.refactor: an ergonomic and lossless beancount editing library

> > >>- I've got all the other bullet points above covered except for the >>first one. "git grep replit" in your repo didn't turn up anything. I'm >> not >>familiar with replit, and a quick (10 second) search didn't bring up >> much. >>If you could please give me a pointer

Re: Banks moving away from Direct Connect API

I'm guessing the OP was asking specifically about the *downloading* part, not ofx itself. Chase continues to provide ofx files, but you have to login to their website and hit the download button now (supremely annoying IMHO) , where in the past, you could download from the command line. I use

Re: State of average cost booking in v3

On Sunday, October 9, 2022 at 6:15:43 PM UTC-7 bl...@furius.ca wrote: > On Sun, Oct 9, 2022 at 5:45 PM Red S wrote: > >> I see this thread >> where >> average cost booking was rolled back in v2 due to a performance regression. >> The