Ameriabank introduces Ameria mobile banking app to raise availability of remote banking services

YEREVAN, April 14. / ARKA /. Ameriabank said today it has introduced a new Ameria Mobile Banking application designed for all users of remote banking services. The application makes all the services of the bank available through smartphones and tablets. Customers can also use it to manage their accounts 24 hours.

More precisely, the mobile application allows both individuals and legal entities to make money transfers,  currency conversation transactions, also to pay tuition fees, various penalties, utilities and for other services, as well as view the current status of deposits and loans, loan repayment schedules and effected transactions.

The app allows customers to also synchronize their loan repayment schedules with their mobile calendars, and receive regular notices about the days of their loan repayment on their mobile phones or tablets.

The new application is fully integrated with the bank's current Online Ameriabank system. Its users can use the new application without additional registration and payment. They can log in by using their usernames and passwords.

Ameriabank said in a press release that in order to use the Ameria Mobile Banking app customers need to download it from App Store or Google Store Play and activate it in their phones. The application is available for devices operating on iOS and Android platforms and is expected soon to be available also for devices operating on Windows platform.

The bank said this application is yet another step of its plans to develop remote banking.

Ameriabank is a universal bank providing investment, corporate and retail banking services in the form of a comprehensive package of banking solutions. This is the first investment bank in Armenia, which has been providing a wide range of innovative banking services since 2007. 

In 2014 the bank’s assets grew by 26.9% to 399.7 billion drams, its liabilities surged by 29.3% to 357.4 billion drams, its capital upped by 9.43% to 42.3 billion drams. It also earned 7.1 billion drams in net profit, up from 6 billion drams earned in 2013. ($1 – 474.06 drams). -0-