The Belgium bank KBC has released an app for Windows Phone. Joining the array of mobile banking apps already available on the Windows Phone Store, we're seeing more establishments join the train. As well as general account management, the free app for account holders also sports some unique features.
So the basics are included, as mentioned above. You've got balance enquiries, real-time transfers (between owned accounts and external banks), and the ability to view details relating to credit cards. All that's required to get started is a customer number and account password. Users of the KBC mobile banking app can make payments quickly using a feature called "Scash" (derived from scan and cash) that makes use of QR code technology.
Another interesting feature of the Windows Phone app is to help customers save for set goals. It's a handy tool to help save up funds for that overdue holiday.
We'll be looking at other banks to hop onto the platform. You can download the KBC mobile banking app from the Windows Phone Store. Thanks, the_source, for the tip!
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