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Post by GSV3MIaC on Dec 3, 2017 10:50:19 GMT
Yes, and (i you don't have .pdf editing capability) you can even upload it as an (edited) .jpg. The whole idea of linking my online banking to ANYTHING not under my direct control causes instant paranoia (and I even worry about linking it to things I do control).
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Post by jcb208 on Dec 3, 2017 10:58:01 GMT
I just sent a screen snapshot of the top part of the statement showing name address and account details will wait and see If they except it
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Post by msenanna on Dec 5, 2017 19:44:26 GMT
Do note it is clear you can upload a copy of your bank statement instead. Thankfully. Signed up, uploaded (edited) bank statement, all done and dusted in 24 hours yesterday and had my first 2 x £5 loans today - excellent stuff. registering process clearly offers bank statement upload as 1st choice with the bank log on as a 2nd option.
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Post by jcb208 on Dec 5, 2017 19:49:31 GMT
My screen shot was excepted as well ,now time to see how long it takes to get money invested as looks to be a popular platform
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Post by andy1 on Jan 4, 2018 15:25:52 GMT
I just uploaded a copy of an annual interest statement and they accepted that straight away.
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Post by michaelc on Jan 27, 2018 14:56:00 GMT
Just to add that starting from around the beginning of this year, most/all banks have been forced to provide a (I think) read-only API to 3rd parties. That should end the previous awful situation where money-management software and the like required you to give them your bank credentials. What should happen in future is you would log into your bank as normal and then within the banking website click a "I authorise Unbolted/whoever the following type of access...." In theory, that should mean: 1/ Your bank allows/approves it. 2/ You don't give the 3rd part your credentials. The bank gives them a special key under which the 3rd party like Unbolted would have limited access. e.g. see www.rbs.com/rbs/about/contact-us/open-banking-and-third-party-providers-api-portal-page.htmlFor the technically minded its a bit like Oauth or when you log into to a tom/dick/harry website with your facebook or Google account. (The tinpot website doesn't see your FB or Google credentials). That all said, you might not want to give access to a third party to everything and forever. I haven't looked yet at the detail but I would hope one can grant access for a specific period of time, revoke access and also I would hope fine grained access control would be allowed. I also haven't checked whether or not TrueLayer is using these new bank sanctioned APIs but the fact that you are asked to give your primary credentials to a third party website suggests it is not and therefore I would certainly agree with others on this thread that it should not be used.
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Post by davids on Jan 31, 2018 16:17:00 GMT
I want to put more money in unbolted, as it being the end of the month and payday recently, but i went to hit withdraw to see the withdrawal process and was met with, you need to verify your identity etc, and I thought i submitted a bank statement when i signed up, not 100% sure though, but just uploaded one yesterday (again?) and waiting on approval before investing more money in.
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