Mfukoni – SBM Bank App-Analysen für 3. Mai

Banking made simpler through Mfukoni. You can do your banking from anywhere and anytime right from your Apple device. To get started, download the Mfukoni App and enroll by self-registration. With the newly upgraded version of Mfukoni, you can now experience the following; Easier layout and navigation Simple navigation between accounts Automatic display of last 5 transactions for the selected account Shortcut menus for most commonly used services e.g. MPESA, Paybill, Buy Airtime Easy navigation by scrolling right/left and up/down Personalization By adding your photo By setting a theme (from three available themes) Recommending the application to a friend Convenience by, Being able to pick contacts from your phonebook (for MPESA and airtime transactions) By easily resetting and changing your PIN By being able to request for products and services directly e.g. additional bank accounts Other functionalities include: Manage Your Account View account balances and transaction history Perform Transactions Pay bills – DSTV, GoTV, Kenya Power, Zuku, JTL, KRA Tax Payment Money Transfer between SBM Bank Kenya accounts and other Bank accounts Deposit SBM Bank Kenya Cheques Send and deposit money to and from MPESA Purchase Airtime from Safaricom, Airtel and Orange Locate SBM Locate the nearest SBM Bank Kenya branches and ATMs Notes on Permissions: Location permissions are needed to determine your current location in order to find SBM Bank Kenya branches and ATMs near you. Read Contact permissions are needed to access your contacts to send money via Mfukoni Camera permissions are needed to deposit checks via Mfukoni. Photo/Media/Files permissions are needed to pick profile pictures. Disclosure: Some features are available for eligible customers and accounts only. There is no charge for downloading Mfukoni, but data rates may apply. Delivery of account alerts may be delayed for various reasons, including service outages affecting your mobile device, wireless or internet provider; technology failures; and system capacity limitations.