First Direct launches official mobile banking app for Windows Phone

First Direct

Telephone and net-based UK bank, Beginning Straight has simply launched an official app for Windows Phone. The bank today published a new app to the store, enabling Windows Telephone owners to appoint in mobile cyberbanking while on the move. But like the array of cyberbanking apps already available for Windows Phone, it's possible to bank check balances, manage accounts and make payments, but it's actually quite express in that regard.

Currently, as the app stands today, the following features are included in the experience:

View balances and up to your terminal ninety transactions
Make transfers between your accounts with us
Make payments to a person or system yous take paid earlier using Internet Cyberbanking

First Direct

Compared to what'south bachelor in other apps from competitive banks, this is really a rather poor experience. Likewise, information technology appears every bit though this isn't to do with platforms but is a limitation shared by both iOS and Android. That said, it's an official app and is a real life saver for those who enjoy checking their balances while out and about. Unfortunately, the banking company is unable to offer its recently launched digital secure key with the app and it's recommended customers cheque-in on the principal website to enjoy full admission to all services.

It's v1.0 and we're excited to see the bank finally on Windows Phone. Allow'south hope the evolution team adds more functionality in future, alongside a brand new design to really bring the app feel to life with Windows Phone's famous style. Nosotros did expect more, however, especially since Showtime Direct boasts how it's an online bank. Allow us know your thoughts in the comments.

Download Offset Straight for Windows Telephone

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