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Linking T-Mobile Money Account Through Plaid Service
Hi I'm a relatively new T-Mobile Money customer and a long time T-Mobile customer and would like to know if there is a way or if there are plans to all T-Mobile Money customers to link their accounts to services using the Plaid platform? I understand that T-Mobile Money is a subsidiary of BankMoblie which was a part of Customers Bank, and when I have connect my account through other services by using my ACH information it comes up Customers Bank. However, if I attempt to use Plaid I cannot log in through Customers Bank or through BankMobile to link my account which is very debilitating in how I use my money.
Are there plans to make this type of connectivity functionable?
Hey guys - Happy to report TMO MONEY has been successfully added to the Plaid platform. Not sure about you, but I'm very happy about this news!
I tried it again by chance yesterday, and everything worked as it should!
Appie wrote:
Hello folks, its finally on Plaid.
I just tried and it won’t work for me, do we use our phone number or email for the username?
Hello folks, its finally on Plaid.
Yep this. This lack of usability is killing TMo Money for me. It makes it feel like it's not really a full bank account.
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There are several limitations using this service from T-Mobile, when I first opted to get checking account I knew about the limitations but I thought they would fix them in future, it's been over a year now no improvements to the services they offer. Can't link through plaid limits remittance from Instagram, can't link it to Mint.
T-Mobile please fix.
I've been evaluating the T-Mobile MONEY checking account, and the lack of this plaid support (or any option to automate payments and transfers) is the only thing keeping me from making this my primary checking account. Otherwise, the 1% interest is a big selling point. But not enough to offset the restrictions accessing the money in the account. Like a daily limit of ach transfer of only $3000 (both in or out) and lack of online integration with services like plaid.
…Brad
