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Photos: NAB Windows Phone app

Windows Phone gets dedicated banking app.

on Aug 1 2012 4:30PM

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NAB has announced its new mobile banking app for Windows Phone OS. Members of the press were given a hands-on demo of the app running on a HTC Titan smartphone. The version we tested was a private beta: the official release is expected to launch some time next week.

The Windows Phone app comes with a revised version of Passcode; a four-digit pin login that provides quicker access to NAB banking.

A foreign exchange calculator is also included in the app. 29 currencies are currently supported, with the option to choose between telegraphic transfers, travelers cheques or international drafts. In addition, the Windows Phone OS allows the user to pin a live tile to their home screen for instant access to current conversion rates. The rate automatically updates a couple of times an hour.

An NAB branch and ATM locator is embedded in the app. Clicking on a location will take the user through to Bing Maps with the option for turn-by-turn directions.

Pictured: NAB Branch & ATM locator map.

A contact screen with click-to-call functionality is also included in the app. It also provides access to a feedback screen.

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