Dec. 20, 2023, 2:51 a.m. | /u/GroundbreakingOven17

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I'm an independent developer and I'm considering building an app, initially for personal use only, using a financial data agreggator like Plaid or Teller.io. These store your username and password information (with exception of a few institutional for which Plaid supports OAuth).

Specifically I'd like to hear opinions about Teller.io since it's a smaller company. When asked the CEO said this: "Although we are smaller than Plaid, in my opinion we are more technically sophisticated than they are. Not only …

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