@Anonymous IU will ask you the same as I asked the previous people in this thread. What makes you think screen scraping is less secure? Screen scraping occurs after the account information (userid/password) has been validated. The secure connection has been established when the screen scraping occurs. It is no less secure than any other method since the security occurs at login, not at data retrieval.
If the Federal Reserve blocked access to your bank from being able to process your checks and do ACH transactions. Would you blame your bank for not allowing you to cash checks or pay your bills using ACH?
That is what USAA did to Mint. USAA made a change and Mint can't fix the issue without USAA providing the new information. Mint is not at fault here. They will need to change their interface but USAA has to provide the method/API so Mint can code it into their product.
It is always easier to plan for a change than to respond to it. USAA didn't tell anyone outside USAA they were making the change. Hell it took months for them to admit they even made a change that broke ALL financial tools from accessing their credit card data.
