you do not have an address line 3
the amount data type is not clear (is that an integer representing pennies, is it a floating point? shouldnt be using floating point for banking)
recipient name is not broken up into first name, middle name, last name. are you users going to be putting "last, first" as well as "first last"?
if you sent that from the command line, then your banking information would be in your bash history, saved on disk
etc etc etc etc
Bash history can be cleared about as easily as other places people routinely put similar information.
you do not have an address line 3
the amount data type is not clear (is that an integer representing pennies, is it a floating point? shouldnt be using floating point for banking)
recipient name is not broken up into first name, middle name, last name. are you users going to be putting "last, first" as well as "first last"?
if you sent that from the command line, then your banking information would be in your bash history, saved on disk
etc etc etc etc