There has been a steady stream of banking apps released for Windows Phone. Since Lloyds and TSB have broken up, it only makes sense that we see two new apps launch on the platform. If you're a customer with either brand, you'll now be able to login and connect to your accounts, taking full advantage of mobile banking in a Windows Phone experience.
We'll be grouping both the Lloyds and TSB apps together in this article as both are pretty much identical, save for the branding. Whether you require to check your account balance, view a history of transactions, transfer money between accounts, make payments or apply for products, you'll be able to achieve all this and more while on the go. It's really neat.
As with other mobile banking apps, you'll also have an ATM and branch locator, just in case you'd rather pop into your local for a chat. You can download both Lloyds and TSB (right QR code) banking apps from the Windows Phone Store for free.
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