Title: Banks with an API Post by: genjix on June 06, 2011, 09:15:59 AM Hey,
For Britcoin we currently use a business account. Deposits are downloaded as a CSV file and parsed. Withdrawals are done by a javascript robot. Soon we will be gaining legal status, we're doing a rewrite of the software and have a security guy consulting to make the site super secure. I want to do everything properly all around. It's been hard work but everything is falling into place and we need the last piece of the puzzle. I cannot find a UK bank with an API. It's driving me nuts. Whoever I call has no idea, and corporate accounts are for businesses with > 5mil in turnover / year. - Can automate withdrawals and fetch deposits without human intervention using an API. - Immediate receiving of deposits. - Whenever a payment is made to somebody, it immediately updates the bank balance so we can compare to our own internal balance for book-keeping purposes. - Doesn't close on weekends (preferably). I don't need any crappy ePayment service. A bank with a reference field is perfectly adequate. It should be possible since bullionvault.com seems to have the same setup as us (bank deposit + name in reference field). If anyone knows any consultants to call then that's OK if they would be able to advise us. I just don't want to end up calling, paying and then they say "lol, no idea what you're talking about, sry". e payment gateways use VISA/Mastercard and they're out of the question (not smart when they decide to shut down Bitcoin). Thanks. Title: Re: Banks with an API Post by: sirius on June 06, 2011, 11:49:50 AM Nordea (http://www.nordea.com/) is a nordic bank that serves internationally and offers a (fairly complex) XML API (http://www.nordea.fi/Corporate+customers/Payments+and+cards/Advice+on+payments+and+cards/Web+Services/1138182.html) you can use for all that. Danske Bank (http://www.danskebank.com) uses the same api afaik.
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