Bank of America is gearing up to kill off its app for Windows 10 PC and Mobile devices. According to a message sent within the app, the app will no longer be available starting at the "end of July" (via Windows Latest). Instead, Bank of America is directing users to its website.
While the message seems to imply the app will be available through July, it's actually unsearchable in the Store as of this writing. Here's what Bank of America says:
Important Notice: Our Windows app will no longer be available at the end of July. However, you can go to bankofamerica.com to use Online Banking.
Bank of America isn't the first major bank to drop support for its Universal Windows Platform app, but it's bound to be disappointing for customers. That said, it's possible we may see Bank of America opt for a Progressive Web App (PWA) in its place in the future. There are no known plans for that at the moment, but it's an area Microsoft is certainly focused on going forward.
If you already have the Bank of America app installed on your Windows 10 device, it should continue to function through the end of July.
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