My banks (in Europe) work fine. The primary thing that is missing is tap-to-pay because Google is abusing its monopoly position and not letting GrapheneOS pass remote attestation. There are some apps that have their own tap-to-pay, such as Curve in most of Europe and PayPal in Germany, but they don't work great everywhere (e.g. where I live, all payment terminals accept tap-to-pay based on debit cards, but more than 50% does not accept credit card-based tap-to-pay, so something like Curve or Garmin Pay doesn't work in many stores).
replyAt any rate, there is a well-maintained list here: https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compa...
I didn't notice anything suggesting that Curve is "credit card-based" (from what I remember it was advertising debit in EMV). Curve worked for me everywhere in Poland, Czechia, Germany, Austria, Romania and Sweden.
replyFWIW the financial institutions I use (all major US brokerages) have no issues with Google attestation, and if they implemented it I'd just move all my assets out to a different one.
replyI don't regularly use an actual bank account anymore, the cash management solutions from these brokerages work great and can do everything including direct deposit, payments, wire transfers, and ATM/debit cards, and have SIPC protection in place of FDIC.
Some banks are open (well as much as a financial institution can be) to GrapheneOS too. Navy Federal implemented attestation and then rolled it back once they heard from GOS users which was super cool of them and honestly unexpected.
replyIf they have legal requirements for attestation, they also have the option to properly attest Graphene.
replyYep. Not sure all of them are attesting GrapheneOS, but there's at least 5 banks officially supporting it.
replyhttps://github.com/PrivSec-dev/banking-apps-compat-report/is...
vanguard? I have considered just closing my bank account and having my paycheck direct deposited there
replyEverything in Sweden I've tried works.
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