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mobile push notifications: do you get instant notifications for transactions / declines as per Monzo?

I get sms notifications if a transaction is declined and fairly real time push notifications about card spend. They also do upcoming direct debit notifications as well as a summary of card spend at the end of every week

The MBNA app is also just a reskinned version of Lloyds Core app although they do tend to roll out new features here 1st and prior to selling it TSB was also just a reskinned version of Lloyds banking

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From our first version of the mobile apps where customers could find a local branch and check their balance, our mobile apps have come a long way. Now users can fully service their account and, make bill payments, transfer money between accounts, manage regular payments as well as view and interact with statements for all their accounts. The evolution of our mobile apps mean that how customers manage their money has never been more straightforward.

During 2021, our scores were consistently above 70. Throughout this period, we also noticed that customers were engaging strongly with our services and were, on average, accessing the mobile apps 26 times per month.

The feature provides a snapshot of subscriptions to encourage regular money management and, importantly, allows customers to block or cancel these recurring payments much in the same way that they can with Direct Debits, creating total control of spending in our mobile Apps.

Other ways to bank

Mobile Branches

Our mobile branches offer most of the services our high street branches do. Visit our Mobile Branches page for the latest routes and times.

Banking Hubs

You can do your everyday banking at a Banking Hub. Plus one day a week we have a Community Banker at a Banking Hub so you can come in and talk to us.

Post Office

You can complete many of your day-to-day banking needs at your local Post Office.

Websites and mobile apps of Lloyds Bank, Halifax, TSB Bank, and Bank of Scotland have experienced web and mobile app outages today leaving customers unable to access their account balances and information.

BleepingComputer has been able to confirm that the four major UK banks are currently experiencing disruptions related to their online banking and mobile banking systems since the early morning hours of Friday, April 28th.

The bank assured customers when it closed its branch back in 2016 that it would help customers in more rural communities by investing in a fleet of mobile branches and they have been visiting Beaufort Street Car Park, fortnightly ever since.

Statistics shared by Lloyds to justify the closure show that since its branch closure in 2016, 70% of customers are now using online services, leaving 30% of its customers potentially in a really difficult position given that in many rural communities across the constituency access to physical banking services is really depended upon.

When Lloyds closed their branch back in 2016, assurances were given to residents, many of whom really depend on access to cash and physical banking services, that mobile banking services would be provided instead.

Use online banking & chat to us in the App 24/7, or call our Telephone Banking team during opening hours. To speak to our Money Confidence Experts check our Branch Locator or book a Video Appointment.

TSB Bank plc is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme and the Financial Ombudsman Service.

Calls may be monitored and recorded in case we need to check we have carried out your instructions correctly and to help us improve our quality of service. Not all telephone banking services are available 24/7.

Customers of Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland will be able to see their savings and credit card accounts at each bank alongside their current accounts, following the launch of new open banking functionality, by the banking group.

So what are the prospects for Apple Pay on its first international outing? While expecting that Apple Pay uptake in the UK will grow faster than in the US thanks to wider existing acceptance of NFC, research firm Forrester reckons that only 27% of iPhone customers trust Apple when it comes to mobile digital wallets.

Away from Apple Pay, some banks are trialling their own mobile contactless options, such as Lloyds Tap to Bank offering. This enables customers to verify their identity by simply tapping their debit card against their smartphone. The next step will be to allow customers to authorise payments using the same process.

According to a new study into European Union Mobile Banking by App Annie, Barclays leads the UK mobile banking sector, publishing three of the top ten retail banking apps in the United Kingdom in Q1 2015.

As consumer demand for privacy grows ever-stronger, Google has begun building privacy-centric advertising solutions that will change the way user data is leveraged for retargeting campaigns. But what does that mean for advertisers and how can mobile marketers adapt to ensure that retargeting on Android continues to drive value? To find out, Remerge spoke to Gven Soydan, who has led several product teams throughout his 14-year career in digital advertising. Today, as VP of Product at Remerge, Gven and his team are among the first to work directly with Google on the development of their new advertising framework

A Lloyds Banking Group spokesperson said this morning: We are currently aware that some customers may be experiencing intermittent issues when trying to access their online banking service this morning.

Last month, the group behind some of the biggest names in retail banking announced that it would be simplifying the fees charged for planned overdrafts and scrapping fees for unplanned overdrafts altogether. Lloyds Banking Group customers will now be charged 1p per day for each 7 of planned overdraft used, and any fees owed will be taken on a daily basis.

The Group expects nine in every 10 customers to be better off financially or in the same position as before the changes. All customers will be contacted about the changes and any customer who has provided their mobile number will now be automatically opted into text message alerts about their overdraft.

Lloyds Banking Group has made a proactive move towards a fairer overdraft. Pressure from regulators and consumer groups, combined with the voice of their own customers, made it a shrewd decision to act early. The rest of the retail banking market is expected to follow suit, whether by choice or by force, as the pressure for a fairer market continues to build.

In less than a decade, the Internet has transformed the way many consumers and most businesses bank, says Joseph D. Giarraputo, publisher of Global Finance. The continuing improvements in Internet offerings represented by this years entries show that more significant Internet banking developments are still ahead of us. ff782bc1db