Security
Protecting your financial accounts in a connected world
Explore account security habits, permissions, and the questions to ask before connecting a provider.
Samuel Brooks
5 min read

Connecting financial accounts can save hours of manual tracking. It also means trusting another service with sensitive information, so a few habits go a long way.
Use strong, unique credentials
Use a password manager and enable multi-factor authentication on every financial account that offers it.
Review permissions before you connect
Understand what data a connection can read, whether it can move money, and how long access lasts. Read-only access is enough for most portfolio tracking.
Questions to ask any provider
Who handles the account connection, and do they store credentials?
Is data encrypted in transit and at rest?
How do I disconnect an account and delete my data?
Check in regularly
Every few months, review your connected services and remove any you no longer use. Fewer connections means a smaller surface to protect.
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