Plaid suspends FTX.US access to user data after ‘concerning’ reports
United-States-based Twitter users had been reporting suspicious data access requests from FTX.US to their bank accounts.
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United-States-based Twitter users had been reporting suspicious data access requests from FTX.US to their bank accounts.
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