Now transfer funds, pay bills and view your
account details right from your Windows
Phone 8 device.ICICI Bank has launched its mobile banking
application 'iMobile' for Windows Phone,
bringing its services to all major smartphone
platforms. The app is available for download
on the Windows Phone Store, for devices
running on Windows Phone 8 operating
system.
"With this new app on Windows, our mobile
banking application is now available on all
major platforms including iOS, Android and
Blackberry. It also introduces the next level of
customer convenience by offering one touch
access to important services on the dashboard
of the app itself,” said Rajiv Sabharwal,
Executive Director of ICICI Bank.
The iMobile app allows users to easily recharge
their mobile/DTH subscriptions by selecting
their favourite past recharge, thereby not
having to enter all the details time and again.
The other big feature is being able to call
customer care from within the iMobile app
itself.
Users will be able to transfer funds, pay bills
and view information about their accounts, be
it a savings account, current account, fixed
and recurring deposits, credit cards, loans,
demat and Public Provident Fund (PPF)
account.
The launch of iMobile on Windows Phone
comes soon after the debut of technology led
innovations in the Indian banking sector.
Touch Banking, Tab Banking, Facebook Banking
and internet banking facilities that provide
personalised views for individual customers
are now becoming essential services banks
must offer.
“Mobile banking is today one of the fastest
growing channels in the country. Large number
of our customers are today transacting
through our digital channels,” added
Sabharwal.
account details right from your Windows
Phone 8 device.ICICI Bank has launched its mobile banking
application 'iMobile' for Windows Phone,
bringing its services to all major smartphone
platforms. The app is available for download
on the Windows Phone Store, for devices
running on Windows Phone 8 operating
system.
"With this new app on Windows, our mobile
banking application is now available on all
major platforms including iOS, Android and
Blackberry. It also introduces the next level of
customer convenience by offering one touch
access to important services on the dashboard
of the app itself,” said Rajiv Sabharwal,
Executive Director of ICICI Bank.
The iMobile app allows users to easily recharge
their mobile/DTH subscriptions by selecting
their favourite past recharge, thereby not
having to enter all the details time and again.
The other big feature is being able to call
customer care from within the iMobile app
itself.
Users will be able to transfer funds, pay bills
and view information about their accounts, be
it a savings account, current account, fixed
and recurring deposits, credit cards, loans,
demat and Public Provident Fund (PPF)
account.
The launch of iMobile on Windows Phone
comes soon after the debut of technology led
innovations in the Indian banking sector.
Touch Banking, Tab Banking, Facebook Banking
and internet banking facilities that provide
personalised views for individual customers
are now becoming essential services banks
must offer.
“Mobile banking is today one of the fastest
growing channels in the country. Large number
of our customers are today transacting
through our digital channels,” added
Sabharwal.
