TD Bank rolls out mobile banking apps to streamline customer service
August 31, 2010TD Bank is streamlining its customer service operations via mobile applications for Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android-powered devices.
TD Bank is streamlining its customer service operations via mobile applications for Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android-powered devices.
Bank of the West customers can check account balances and transfer funds between accounts using a mobile banking platform optimized for several devices.
American National Bank and Guaranty Bond Bank now offer tap-and-pay as an option to pay for purchases at point of sale.
Chase is letting customers deposit checks remotely by using the bank’s iPhone application in a play to differentiate itself from competitors.
KeyBank is keeping on-the-go customers updated on their accounts via a new SMS mobile banking service.
Sybase 365 is expanding its mobile commerce offerings with a mobile banking service that features multichannel functionality and multi-device support.
Bank of America is currently testing mobile banking functionality that lets customers make deposits remotely.
ING is encouraging its customers to “put their bank branch in their pocket” with the launch of its enhanced mobile application for iPhone and BlackBerry devices.
First Federal Savings Bank now offers mobile payments to its customers and local businesses to reduce costs, improve security and enable rewards programs.
Scotiabank has launched a customized email and SMS alerts service to increase its competitive advantage and generate additional revenue.