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One million logins for Co-operative Bank’s new mobile app
17 December 2014
And it’s one million logins for The Co-operative Bank’s new mobile app
A new mobile banking app by The Co-operative Bank is tomorrow expected to reach one million logins by customers after its launch in July this year.
Already, more than 12,000 customers have downloaded the app in the five months since it launched. When it was launched, customers could use the app to do their personal banking from Apple and Android smartphones. Now, the Bank has just released an update which allows New Zealanders to join the bank online, from the comfort of their own homes.
“It’s easier to join us than ever before,” said Co-operative Bank Chief Executive Bruce McLachlan. “It takes less than 10 minutes and you can sign up from the comfort of your home.”
With 34 branches, 135,000 customers and ambitious growth targets over the next five years, the launch of a mobile banking app was a vital move for The Co-operative Bank.
“It’s no secret that we want to double our customer numbers in the next five years, and having cutting edge online channels is essential to that growth,” Co-operative Bank Chief Executive Bruce McLachlan said.
“And it’s not just about getting new customers. The app is giving our existing customers more choice in the way they bank with us, and it’s clear they’re happy to have the option.”
Mr McLachlan said the bank was also working on upgrading its website and internet banking over the next few months.
The success of the bank’s mobile app rounds off a great year for The Co-operative Bank, which has seen strong growth over the year.
For more information visit www.co-operativebank.co.nz
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