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PKO Bank Polski - videos on mobile payment services

PKO Bank Polski has done a large commercial launch of a mobile payment service that covers all payment situations. Attached you find video clips showing some of the use cases.

The mobile payment service named IKO covers from start:

  •  Point of Sale (POS) - pay in store, at restaurants, etc. (including future support for NFC)
  • Online - pay at online stores
  • P2P - real-time money transfer person-to-person
  • Cardless cash withdrawal from ATM’s
  • Money vouchers – offline timed vouchers for ATM cash withdrawals
  • Account balance, transaction history and settings (example change PIN)



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Ämnen

  • Data, Telekom, IT

Kategorier

  • accumulate
  • mobile banking
  • mobile payment
  • mobile security
  • pko bank polski

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Stefan Hultberg

Presskontakt CEO General Management +46 70-3505704

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