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N26

N26 — experimental source, not yet verified

A draft definition for N26. Nobody has run it against a real account yet, so it may extract nothing at all. This page exists so that somebody who HAS an account can try it and say what happened.

Do not expect this to work

This source was drafted from woob — N26 module — a map of which endpoints the service uses and what they return — and has never been validated against a live session. Endpoints move, responses change shape, and a definition written from a reference rather than from a capture is a hypothesis. Installing it is safe; the same rules apply as to any other source. It simply may not find anything.

What it is meant to extract

If you have an account here

Install it, run it once, and open an issue with what happened — including "nothing at all", which is the most useful answer of the three. That is how a draft becomes a verified source, and it is the only way: the project cannot test an account it does not have.

Where this definition came from

This definition was drafted using woob — N26 module as a reference for the service's interface. Copyright (C) 2016 Benjamin Bouvier, LGPL-3.0-or-later. The API host, endpoint paths and response field names were used as REFERENCE (facts / interface, no source code copied). The woob module's last functional (intel) commit date is recorded in `woobIntelDate`. No code copied; woob's credential login is not used — Habeas replays the user's own live session. This adapter is data, dedicated to the public domain under CC0-1.0 (see sources/LICENSE).

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