Glovepup
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By the looks of it you need to give them your banking details - I wouldn't trust any 3rd party with your details, who knows what they'd do with them or if they get hacked into - I'd personally use my bargepole here...
That struck me as very likely too, but I didn't comment at the time because, offhand, I hadn't actually noticed anything specific one way or the other.Mel said:You'd probably be breaking your Banks T&Cs
If you pass your Security Details on to an account aggregation or money manager service you may be liable for any fraud or mistakes that happen on your accounts as a result.