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===Lloyds TSB (personal accounts)=== | ===Lloyds TSB (personal accounts)=== | ||
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$bank = new UK_LloydsTSB(''Customer ID'', "''Customer password''", "''Memorable word''", "''Account number''"); | |||
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* Not tested live yet | |||
===Co-Operative, HSBC, Lloyds TSB (business accounts)=== | ===Co-Operative, HSBC, Lloyds TSB (business accounts)=== |
Revision as of 18:30, 19 September 2013
NDA
You are only permitted to use the Bittylicious client if you have filled in the NDA. This is available in the following formats:
- File:NDA.pdf PDF (preferred, but do not use Adobe Reader. On Windows, use something like Foxit Reader)
- File:NDA.odt ODT (OpenOffice/LibreOffice)
- File:NDA.doc DOC (Microsoft Word; use only as a last resort)
Please fill in the relevant files and email admin@bittylicious.com. Also state which type of bank account (see below) you use.
Overall client setup
In order to run the Bittylicious client, you must have:
- PHP working via the command line.
- The PHP cURL module.
- Your OpenSSL private key saved as private.key in the Bittylicious client directory.
- The bank account details set up as per the Bank account setup section.
The Bittylicious client checks whether you have any active trades from Bittylicious every 60 seconds. If one is active, it will log into your bank account to fetch a transaction list. If a transaction matches, the client will sign the transaction on your behalf and notify Bittylicious that the trade has been found.
Bank account setup
UK
Halifax
Status: Production quality
$bank = new UK_Halifax("Username", "Password", "Memorable word", "Account name");
Example:
$bank = new UK_Halifax("mm34789", "P@ssw0rd", "M3M0RABLE", "Easycash");
Notes:
- The Account name is as it appears on your Internet banking screen.
Santander Business
Status: Production quality
$bank = new UK_Santander(Account Type, "Banking ID", "Registration or Security number", "Passcode", "Account name", array("memorable question 1" => "answer 1", "memorable question 2" => "answer 2"));
Example:
$bank = new UK_Santander(SANTANDER_BUSINESS, "19031846985", "12345", "P@ssw0rd", "BUSINESS CURRENT ACCOUNT", array("maiden" => "Shelly", "car" => "Polo", "born" => "London"));
Notes:
- The memorable questions work on a substring basis, e.g. maiden will be a match for What is your mother's maiden name and car is a match for What make was your first car.
- The Account name is as it appears on your Internet banking screen.
- The Account Type is one of the following:
- SANTANDER_BUSINESS if your login page begins https://business.santander.co.uk
- SANTANDER_PERSONAL if your login page begins https://retail.santander.co.uk
Natwest
Status: Under development
Lloyds TSB (personal accounts)
Status: Beta
$bank = new UK_LloydsTSB(Customer ID, "Customer password", "Memorable word", "Account number");
Notes:
- Not tested live yet
Co-Operative, HSBC, Lloyds TSB (business accounts)
These are lower priority as they will require human input because a physical token or card reader even to log in. This is bad and annoying so consider switching to another bank.
Nationwide
There will never be a client for Nationwide as they do not provide any payment references online. This is bad and insecure so consider switching to another bank.