Once I found FNB‘s site, it was simple to navigate from my mobile and gave me everything I needed - I am sure a lot of learning was taken from here and transferred to its mobile banking application. None of the banks, bar one, automatically redirected my iPad or BlackBerry to the mobi site and I had to hunt for links on all the sites to redirect me there.Ĭapitec has it right when it comes to understanding the platform that the user is trying to engage with them on and they serve the most relevant site to the user at that time. What I did find a little disconcerting is that a lot of the banks did the very best that they could to hide the fact that they had a mobi site (and that was a good thing with some of them). I translate this to mean: “We are not too sure what we are doing with our mobile banking application, but can’t tell you that!”Īll of the banks have the generic and expected online banking tools from cell phone banking and a mobi site through to full blown internet banking. When the other banks were pressed for the delivery date of their mobile banking applications, they were moot on the issue, their only response usually along the lines of “there is something exciting in the pipeline”. All of the users who I have spoken to cannot fathom how they managed to bank online without it in the past.
#CAPITEC INTERNET BANKING APP FOR BLACKBERRY INSTALL#
It is simple to download and install and is intuitive in its design. Its mobile banking application is simply put, exquisite.
And only one bank has really (at the time of writing) stepped up as it were and launched a mobile banking application.įNB has beaten the rest of the field to the finish line and then some. Probably the biggest area of excitement at the moment in the consumer banking world.
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