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Security
What read-only access really means
A plain explanation of how Isobar connects to your bank and why it can never move your money.
Inês Duarte
Co-founder, Isobar
Seeing is not touching
When you connect an account, your bank gives Isobar permission to read balances and transactions. It does not give permission to send payments.
That is not a setting we chose to turn off. It is how the connection is built.
Where your data lives
Your data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We never sell it, and when you close your account, it goes with you.
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