Australia’s Commonwealth Bank has added a number of new features to its NetBank and Kaching services.
The mobile payments app, Kaching, has now been downloaded more than 300,000 times. And there have been over 2.8 million downloads across CommBank, NetBank, Property Guide and Kaching. “Our investments in core banking and services like NetBank and Kaching make banking easier than ever before, putting Australians in control of their money and giving them access to exciting new services,” says Andy Lark, chief marketing and online officer, Commonwealth Bank.
One of the most interesting new features is NetBank Vault, pitched as an Australian banking first. This will see Commonwealth Bank pilot to customers an online virtual safety deposit box. Customers will be able to save important documents such as pay slips, contracts, scanned copies of passports/drivers licences, receipts and product warranties, in their online bank account.
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