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Mobank, new epayments mobile banking service

July 5th, 2009 · View Comments · How To

ePaynews reports that a new mobile banking service, MoBank, is set to launch on 6 July 2009, which uses txttrans’ innovative transaction fee services platform.

MoBank is a new mobile banking service that works with an existing bank account to let users buy and pay for items using a mobile phone.

It works by connecting users, via the Internet on a mobile phone, to a secure transactional payment system developed by txttrans. Users pre-register a debit or credit card, and receive a secure PIN to access the MoBank service from a mobile phone, so they don’t have to enter card details every time a transaction is made.

The txttrans system means that no banking data, card details or PIN are stored on the mobile phone itself, so the transaction is completely secure – even if the mobile phone is stolen. Payments are charged directly to a pre-registered payment card.

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  • Mobank is an interesting concept. I'm not sure their 50 pence per transaction is the right price point.

    If Vodafone or 02 etc owned MoBank it would be accelerate sign up as they have loads of customers on contracts who would be pre-approved...
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