NAB launches iPhone app after success with NAB’s iPad app

National Australia Bank has launched a dedicated iPhone Internet Banking app, bringing all the features of the NAB iPad Intenet Banking app to the iPhone.

David Olsen
David Olsen
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National Australia Bank has launched a dedicated iPhone Internet Banking app, bringing all the features of the NAB iPad Intenet Banking app to the iPhone.

NAB iPhoneNAB Internet Banking has been optimised for mobile phones since September last year, but this is the first time that NAB has launched an iPhone specific Internet Banking App.

Sam Plowman, Executive General Manager for Direct Banking at NAB expects the iPhone app and its bigger brother the NAB iPad App will stimulate take-up of mobile banking with NAB.

“NAB is seeing a huge appetite for mobile banking, with 170 per cent growth in usage over the past six months.

“We expect even more customers to start banking on their mobile now that an iPhone app is available, with improved useability and added functionality,” he said.

The NAB iPhone app comes after resounding customer feedback from the launch of the NAB Internet Banking app for Apple’s iPad.

“Our goal is to give customers choice of how they bank – and when we launched the NAB app for iPad, our customers told us an iPhone app would make mobile banking even easier and more convenient.

“NAB will continue to listen to our customers’ feedback and invest in making banking available anywhere, anytime, on any device.” he said.

In line with the NAB app for iPad, the iPhone app will include internet banking, an ATM and branch locator and currency exchange rates. NAB plans to expand functionality of both apps, over coming months.

The NAB app for iPhone and iPad are both available free, from the App Store.

NAB’s iPad app has been available since May 28th in Australia, for more details, see our earlier article on NAB’s Internet Banking iPad App.

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