The changes include a redesigned BMO online banking site to improve the experience for online banking customers; plus enhanced BMO mobile banking features that allow customers to bank on the go anytime, anywhere.
“As November is Financial Literacy Month, we encourage our customers to have a look at our latest products and services to ensure they are taking advantage of everything BMO is offering to help make money make sense for Canadians on a day-to-day basis,” says said Lynne Kilpatrick, senior vice president, BMO Bank of Montreal.
The enhancements to BMO’s online banking suite include a simplified layout to improved customer experience while offering the same core functionality, service and convenience.
“The new simplified layout is designed to offer a more efficient online banking experience for our online banking customers, as well as other user-friendly enhancements such as the ability to manage shortcuts for preferred transactions, and make bill payments and funds transfers directly from the customer’s My Accounts page,” says Andrew Irvine, senior vice president, BMO Bank of Montreal.
Irvine noted that customers will also be able to stay more informed and up-to-date on their personal banking transactions by setting up free, mobile integrated BMO alerts for immediate transaction updates.
BMO has also made significant improvements to its mobile banking app to help customers better manage their finances on the go. Customers will now be able to enjoy a number of convenient features, including: bill payment and cancellation; management of account balances, recent transactions and fund transfers between BMO accounts; and find the location of the nearest BMO branches or ATMs.
In addition, BMO recently became the first major bank in Canada to roll out a “tap and go” payment solution for mobile phones with the launch of BMO MasterCard Mobile PayPass Tag, a technology that allows BMO personal credit card customers to make purchases through a sticker affixed to their mobile phone and receive an instant email verification of each transaction.