> The end result will be the loss of trust in new banks.
The problem is in part that these fintech services are not in fact banks.
The problem is in part that these fintech services are not in fact banks.
We need a Nutrition Facts label for places you put your money.
(Note, i'm intentionally ignoring the many other services banks offer as they're all fed by willing deposits and are otherwise irrelevant to FDIC protections.)
Nonetheless, your description of the problem is apt and I largely agree.
Here's an example from just a couple of days ago.
https://9to5mac.com/2024/11/21/apple-will-now-be-treated-lik...
Jail time to the CEO of that compary for fraud (because it wasn't FDIC insured) or full reimbursement of all creditors.
I'm okay with either, but if neither of those happens then it's a failing system.