AT&T, Firethorn Bring Mobile Banking to iPhone Customers
AT&T and Firethorn Holdings have announced the availability of their mobile banking application on the Apple iPhone. "Mobile Banking on AT&T lets users securely and efficiently manage their finances, including checking balances and transaction history, transferring funds, receiving offers, viewing and paying bills, and tracking rewards points." [Editor's note: The AT&T/Firethorn mobile banking application is currently ranked #6 in popularity in the Finance section of the iTunes App Store.]
The service is now available for all Firethorn financial institution partners, including America First Credit Union, Arvest Bank, BancorpSouth, Carolina First, FirstBank, Mercantile Bank, SunTrust, Synovus, USAA and Wachovia. Additionally, iPhone customers will have access to any new financial institution added in the future.
“Our customers are increasingly using their mobile phones as a hub from which they can manage nearly all aspects of their lives, and in addressing that trend, we’ve made it a priority to give them flexibility and control in managing their finances,” said David Christopher, chief marketing officer, AT&T Mobility & Consumer Markets. “The extension of this convenience and functionality to iPhone customers is further delivery on our commitment to this space.”
“Mobile Banking on AT&T with iPhone embodies the exciting evolution that mobile financial services must undertake to keep pace with consumers’ busy lifestyles,” said Tripp Rackley, chief executive officer, Firethorn. “Our partners expect us to offer them the best technology available to help their users manage their finances. The Mobile Banking application promises ease of use, security and high visibility — all strategically designed to achieve mass market adoption — and we are proud to help make it a reality.”
The Mobile Banking on AT&T application is now available as a free download from Apple’s App Store on iPhone or at http://www.itunes.com/appstore/.
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