Craigins
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Be careful with that assumption. Many companies do not invalidate tokens on password changes and you need to manually deactivate all valid tokens on the account. I've even run into companies that do not provide a user interface for invalidating active tokens and I've had to ask tech support to do it manually.Plaid don’t store or get to see your banking password, once you connect they will get a token from the bank to access your account that’s valid until next password change.
setting up account at plaid and modifying what you share etc is just a spin to convince you.
I have used Plaid service at my work.
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