Nordstrom Bank, the card-issuing company of the well-known retailer Nordstrom, and GE Capital, issuer of store-branded cards for retailers such as Gap and Walmart, stopped allowing cardholders from aggregating their accounts on Mint, a popular online money-management tool.
Mint requires users to provide their account-login credentials in order to pull account data, including balances, transactions, due dates and more.
GE Capital cited security concerns while Nordstrom was vague on their reasons for denying Mint integration, according to the New York Times.
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