No reliable API for agentic access to AMEX transaction data
A user wants a simple, reliable way to pull their American Express statement and transaction data for agentic/programmatic use, but finds existing options aimed at B2B developers and notes Amex is known to aggressively force re-authentication. Reflects a structural gap in consumer-facing financial data access for AI agent workflows.
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