Pecunia
2.0.28Comprehensive Open-Source German banking application.
Overview
Pecunia is a comprehensive online banking application for the German HBCI (Home Banking Computer Interface) banking system. It is Open Source (GPL), so anyone can access the source code, browse or search it and develop the application further.
Pecunia is based on the proven Open-Source and HBCI library hbci4java, which provides high-level security against standard attacks, offering a security standard that far surpasses browser-based online banking. Pecunia incorporates basic configurations for major online banking functions such as account transactions, fund transfers, category management, and reporting for account development and categories. Pecunia is donationware; it can be used without charge, but users are encouraged to make a small contribution to help cover the costs (e.g., hosting).
What's new in Pecunia
Bitte beachten: Wenn Sie eine Version 1.x oder neuer nutzen möchten und Pecunia bereits in den Versionen 0.3/0.4 verwenden, lesen Sie bitte unbedingt die Datei "Bitte Lesen" aus dem Archiv. Für die Migration von diesen alten Versionen sind einige Vorbereitungen zu treffen.
Please note:If you want to use a version 1.x or newer and already use Pecunia in the versions 0.3 / 0.4, please read the file "Please read" from the archive. For the migration of these old versions some preparations have to be made.
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#2 german UI, you speak english? this software is not for you
#3 java, yes java sucks
# 4 they now use the CrapStore from Apple for distribution
#5 https://github.com/pecuniabanking (linked on the homepage)
Summing up: if you do not have a use case for this software, don't use it. But don't give it a bad rating just because your bank does not support HBCI. That's not the fault of this software.
Looking at your previous comments I see quite some history of giving "unfair" and uninformed reviews. Maybe you should stick to the comment function of MU.