bunq Together

Desktop App or Web app

Auke-Grey-Swan

I understand it is a big security issue but I would like to have a web environment to handle my bunq business. It is the main thing I miss.

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DarianP

Auke Hi! Das gibt es schon! Geh einfach auf Bunq.com und dann oben auf Login.

Hugo-Blue-Badger

There is an API, I think written in PHP. So they should be able to add a website using the same api's as the apps (IOS and Android) do.

ChrisAquamarine-Dolphinn

Second this!

VVE-Facilities-B-V-Grey-Jaguar

http://www.gripp.com werkt ook goed als crm pakket, boekhouding, contracten en facturaties. Ze hebben de MT-940 file getest en Bunq direct toegevoegd in hun systeem.

Gripp is verre weg het meest complete pakket voor een lage prijs.

Freek

Een +1 voor een website.

Ik heb in het verleden Windows Phone gebruikt, en Ubuntu mobile. Nu zit ik toevallig op Android en gebruik ik Bunq maar het vastzitten aan 2 platformen totdat Bunq besluit er meer te ondersteunen is een reden om niet te afhankelijk te worden van Bunq. Een website (die ook mobile responsive is uiteraard) zou dit oplossen.

Auke-Grey-Swan

Many people have suggested to use the API for this purpose. And I believe there are some efforts to achieve this. But for me it has to be approved by a party I trust... For instance bunq...

Thomas-Green-Dolphin

Bunq for Windows

Not web but windows access at least.

I dislike being 100% dependent on a mobile phone so managed to find this solution. Nox is an Android emulator for Windows. The camera might be an issue, and you'll need some way to receive bunq's authentication sms (usb sim dongle, sms receiver service, someone's phone...). Obviously this involves 3rd party software so be aware of the risk.

Thomas-Green-Dolphin

Further to the quick and dirty solution I mentioned above, here's a free sms receiver service. This would probably help in the event that both phone and card are stolen too.

jsiegers

I second this as well. It's the main reason why I can't switch completely. I don't want to be dependent on a mobile device. Or when that breaks down on my friends to borrow their phone. And I'm not going to develop something just to get web access.

BBiker

without phone you cannot make a bank payment even with a web interface ;)

But you can see your balance... but this is already posssible with a few apps and more comeing

mathijsb

What I would love to see is a bunq desktop version that works like WhatsApp web:

Available in the browser or as a desktop app (a wrapper around the web version is fine).Log in by scanning a QR code with the bunq app.The session can automatically expire after a set time/inactivity.Making a payment or changing account limits would require confirmation from the bunq app for security.Possibility to enter a bunch of payments/requests and confirming them in the app to be sent all at once.

If it were possible to do QR code authentication with the bunq API I would go and build this myself. :)

Mark-Ram

I don't agree with the people who want a web environment and I don't understand why they would want it? I have multiple bank accounts at different banks: abn rabo ing knab bunq. I use banking software to either pay invoices, pay web payments, view / search payments, download history payments, view balance. All these features are faster using a mobile phone than a desktop computer (for example the identification process into logging in to a computer takes me much more time than to log ing through a mobile phone. I don't understand why people would want a desktop environment. It is in any circumstance slower

DennisSnijder

Check out this project, its already functional and pretty easy to use 😊

https://together.bunq.com/topic/bunqdesktop-client

Jacob-Maroon-Zebra

I totally agree with this proposal. It would extend the security already built into the phone and it acknowledges that, sometimes, you just want to use a keyboard and a mouse.

Samih-Teal-Kiwi

Bunq is losing out on business because they do not have internet banking. Many in my circle would transfer to Bunq if they were not concerned with losing their mobile device.

Samih-Teal-Kiwi

People should not need to have multiple bank accounts to be able to access their cash when their mobile phone is not available

Noam

Exactly, I think the main reason people want access to bunq via laptop/web is to assure you can access and manage your money when your phone is unavailable, which is quite logical in my opinion.

Hubertus

You can use your iPad/tablet or another phone when you lost your phone

Jelle-W

Some people do not own a iPad/Tablet. I only use my phone and notebook/desktop.

Hubertus

Some people only use pencil and paper