Ally Bank, the direct banking subsidiary of Ally Financial Inc., has announced it’s expanded the availability of its popular Ally Mobile Banking app to include a version for Windows Phone 8 users, enabling even more customers to access and manage their money on the go.
The Windows smartphone app is being rolled out in two phases: The first iteration includes account and transaction detail, recurring electronic transfers between Ally and non-Ally bank accounts and Ally’s remote deposit capture feature, Ally eCheck Deposit. Phase two; due out to be launched this year, will include additional features such as Bill Pay and Popmoney person-to-person payments.
“We listened to our customers and developed the app in direct response to feedback from Windows Phone 8 users who also want to enjoy the perks of Ally Mobile Banking,” said Diane Morais, Ally Bank deposits and line of business integration executive. “The functionality of our mobile banking app aligns with our philosophy of offering consumer-friendly products and services to make the banking experience simpler, and decidedly better.”
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