Commonwealth Bank Mobile Phone Banking Exceeds 100,000 Regular Users

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COMMONWEALTH BANK MOBILE PHONE BANKING EXCEEDS

100,000 REGULAR USERS 



Sydney, 27 August 2009: In the six months since Commonwealth Bank launched its

next generation mobile phone banking, the popularity of the channel recently exceeded

100,000 customers logging in on a regular basis to manage their day-to-day banking.


The most popular features include viewing transactions, funds transfers and BPAY

payments. 


According to Commonwealth Bank Executive General Manager Retail Products, Michael

Cant, the response from customers to the mobile phone banking channel has been

positive.


“NetBank’s mobile phone application allows our customers to have even more control

over their banking, when it suits them,” he said.


“We worked closely with our customers to develop an application which would have the

functionality our customers both wanted and would use.  Its popularity speaks volumes

for its usability and accessibility – more than 180,000 customers have used the service,

with 100,000 logging on, on a regular basis.

 

“It’s no surprise that iPhone users in particular have become big fans of the service, but

we are also seeing a solid proportion of customers logging on with other devices.”



their mobile phone to:


check account balances and scheduled transactions


transfer funds to third party bank accounts


pay bills using BPAY


review future transactions


view current applications with the Bank


locate their nearest Commonwealth Bank branch or ATM* (if the customer has an

iPhone, they can then get directions from their location using GPS).


A demonstration of NetBank mobile banking can be found at:



ENDS


For more information contact:

Sarah Gibbons

Commonwealth Bank

Ph: (02) 9378 5096 






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