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Barclays adds third-party payment feature to mobile banking service

Wednesday 27 January 2010 09:41 CET | News

UK financial services provider Barclays has added a new feature to its mobile phone banking service which allows customers to make payments to third parties.

Barclays’ latest addition to the service means that customers can pay funds to existing or new beneficiaries that have been set up on online banking. An interface has been developed specifically for viewing over a mobile phone.

Barclays’ mobile phone banking service was launched in May 2009 and receives approximately a million visits from mobile devices per month.

In addition to the new payments service, Barclays customers visiting www.barclays.mobi can also view balances, mini-statements and make transfers between their accounts.

Barclays mobile services have been developed to operate on all of the main mobile platforms, which means that all customers including those with Apple, HTC, Nokia, Motorolla, Blackberry and all other internet-enabled mobile phones can access these services.

Barclays customers can register for online and mobile banking by visiting www.barclays.co.uk.


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