<@1294044400065839177> sorry to ask again but is there a world where ACH transfers could be initiated via the API?
<@1294044400065839177> sorry to ask again but is there a world where ACH transfers could be initiated via the API?
2026-07-20 · Kalshi · 8 条相关讨论
<@1294044400065839177> sorry to ask again but is there a world where ACH transfers could be initiated via the API?
<@1294044400065839177> sorry to ask again but is there a world where ACH transfers could be initiated via the API?
i hope that never gets added, introduces a big security risk
i hope that never gets added, introduces a big security risk
No one would make you use it. Plenty of banks have API controlled transfers
No one would make you use it. Plenty of banks have API controlled transfers
it means transfer can start from my ec2 and not just my mfa web ui, already a second vector
it means transfer can start from my ec2 and not just my mfa web ui, already a second vector
god no, that would mean you screw up a screenshot of your API key or something and someone has complete access to your bank account
god no, that would mean you screw up a screenshot of your API key or something and someone has complete access to your bank account
no they don't - some banks do but it is a very, very small minority and access is usually limited to large corporate customers and tightly controlled in scope. Maybe in Europe where open banking standards have taken some hold but not in the US.
no they don't - some banks do but it is a very, very small minority and access is usually limited to large corporate customers and tightly controlled in scope. Maybe in Europe where open banking standards have taken some hold but not in the US.
I don't necessarily agree with the arguments against it that it is a bad idea (if there are proper MFA standards to enable the feature prior) - just that it is not at all common in the US banking system
I don't necessarily agree with the arguments against it that it is a bad idea (if there are proper MFA standards to enable the feature prior) - just that it is not at all common in the US banking system
Apparently I'm alone on this one
Apparently I'm alone on this one