T-Mobile Poland introduces banking services

Nieuws Mobiel Polen 7 MAY 2014
T-Mobile Poland introduces banking services
T-Mobile Poland introduced its new banking service, provided in cooperation with Alior Bank. The operator offers the services under the brand T-Mobile Banking Services Provided via Alior Bank. Opening and managing an account will be free, including a debit card, cash withdrawals from all ATMs in Poland and abroad and domestic money transfers via the internet. In addition, T-Mobile customers will not pay for data transmission when using the mobile application in Poland. When opening an account, customers can get a credit line of PLN 1,000, based on their payment history at T-Mobile. Customers can also use the application MyWallet with a NFC phone. 

The new banking services also include loans, transfer of loans from other banks, credit cards, savings accounts and deposits. T-Mobile clients using a debit card on an NFC phone can also get 5 percent back on any transaction made with their card, up to PLN 50 a month or PLN 500 a year. Another promotional offer applies to overdrafts, with no interest charged for overdrafts up to PLN 500. Finally, customers who take a loan of at least PLN 10,000 for 24 months or longer will get a bonus return of PLN 50 per each installment made in time (in total maximum PLN 500). 

The banking services are available to customers of all operators. Customers who port their number from another operator and choose a T-Mobile Comfort or Premium plan also can get PLN 500 back. With Comfort for PLN 39.99 a month on a 2-year contract, a client will get unlimited calls in the networks T-Mobile and Heyah and 800 minutes to other networks as well as 1 GB data a month. In the tariff Premium for PLN 49.99 a month, customers will get unlimited calls to all networks and 2 GB. With both tariffs, there is an add-on package of unlimited SMS to all networks available for PLN 5. Prepaid customers of T-Mobile or Heyah can use the automatic top-up option and get an additional 20 percent credit on each top-up.

Categories:

Mobiel

Companies:

Heyah,  T-Mobile Poland

Countries:

Polen

Tags:

e-Payment, Launch

Related Articles

DUITSLAND 8 NOV 2016

DT stopt in Duitsland met MyWallet

Deutsche Telekom (DT) stopt de komende maanden met het aanbieden van zijn mobiele betaaldienst MyWallet, schrijven Duitse media. Momenteel zouden klanten hierover al worden geïnformeerd en de bedoeling is dat de dienst voor het einde van dit jaar niet meer actief is. De plannen zouden geen invloed hebben op MyWallet in Polen, waar de app in 2012 debuteerde. DT meldt in een verklaring dat MyWallet in Duitsland zich niet volgens de verwachtingen had ontwikkeld en dat het aantal gebruikers op 'enkele tienduize

POLEN 27 AUG 2014

Alior Bank customer base rises thanks to T-Mobile agreement

Alior Bank estimates that it will be able to gain over 200,000 new clients by the end of 2014 thanks to its joint offer with T-Mobile Poland, reports PMR. By the end of July, the company attracted 58,000 T-Mobile clients, of which 85 percent had never used Alior Bank's services before. At the end of June, the number of Alior Bank customers reached 2.33 million, including approximately 2.21 million individuals and about 120,000 business customers. The number of individual clients was up 35.8 percent within a

POLEN 23 MAY 2014

UKE consults on T-Mobile 1800 MHz licence extension

Polish regulator UKE is holding a consultation on its draft decision to extend T-Mobile Poland's licence for frequencies in the band 1800 MHz. The ranges are 1754.9-1757.3 MHz and 1849.9-1852.3 MHz; and 1770.1-1777.3 MHz and 1865.1-1872.3 MHz. T-Mobile submitted a request for a licence extension in December 2013. Based on the draft decision, it will be obliged to cover at least 90 percent of the territory, including frequencies awarded on 19 October 2010; and pay a one-off fee of PLN 365.4 million within fo

POLEN 15 MAY 2014

T-Mobile Poland offers Samsung tab, iPad, Dice+

T-Mobile Poland is offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, together with Dice+ and the game 'There was once a.man'; or the iPad mini 16 GB in the latest promotion with mobile internet service. With a subscription of at least PLN 49.99, customers get 5 GB of data a month and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 with the gadget Dice+, available for PLN 1 with a 36-month contract. Dice+ won an award from iF Product Design 2014 in the category Computer Equipment. It is the first award to a Polish product in the 60-year history

POLEN 13 MAY 2014

Polish Payment Standard signs deal with clearing centre

The company Polski Standard Platnosci (Polish Payment Standard or PSP) has agreed to cooperate with the national clearing centre Krajowa Izba Rozliczeniowa (KIR), allowing it formally to apply to the National Bank of Poland for approval of the system, reports Media2.pl. The standard has been created by six banks and KIR, and other participants have joined, too.

DUITSLAND 9 MAY 2014

Deutsche Telekom Germany in early days of developing m-payments

Deutsche Telekom has launched NFC mobile payments in its home market. The MyWallet services will be developed into a full set of mobile payment services, including payment, vouchers and promotions. T-Mobile customers can pay with their phone at 35,000 shops. At this point in time, the Wallet can hold one product; a prepaid MasterPass debit card.

POLEN 8 MAY 2014

T-Mobile Poland revenues lower, adds 185,000 customers in Q1

T-Mobile Poland recorded revenues for the first quarter at EUR 350 million, down 9.1 percent from a year earlier, according to its parent company Deutsche Telekom. Revenues from consumers amounted to EUR 215 million and from business customers EUR 122 million. EBITDA fell from EUR 140 million in Q1 2013 to EUR 134 million in Q1 2014, while the EBITDA margin grew to 38.3 percent from 36.4 percent in the same period of 2013. Mobile service revenue amounted to EUR 272 million, down from EUR 315 million in Q1 2

NEDERLAND 8 MAY 2014

T-Mobile NL says no plans for NFC payments

T-Mobile Netherlands has no plans to launch NFC mobile payments in the near term. A spokesman reiterated the operator's stance that the Netherlands is not among the first countries where Deutsche Telekom is rolling out contactless payments. Deutsche Telekom launched in Germany on 06 May its mobile payment services, based on the MyWallet application linked to Android phones with NFC. MyWallet is also launching this month in Slovakia and later this year in Hungary. 

NEDERLAND 8 MAY 2014

T-Mobile brengt NFC betalen nog niet naar Nederland

T-Mobile Nederland zal niet op korte termijn NFC mobiel betalen lanceren. Een woordvoerder meldt alleen wat al bekend was, namelijk dat Nederland niet tot de eerste groep landen behoort waar de operator contactloos betalen ontwikkelt. Deutsche Telekom heeft in Duitsland op 6 mei een set mobiele betaaldiensten gelanceerd. MyWallet is een applicatie op de simkaart van Android smartphones met NFC-antenne. T-Mobile-abonnees kunnen daarmee pinnen in winkels en kortingsbonnen sparen bij supermarkten. MyWallet wor

DUITSLAND 6 MAY 2014

Deutsche Telekom launches MyWallet contactless payments

Deutsche Telekom has announced the launch of the MyWallet app and MyWallet Card to let customers in Germany make purchases with their smartphones. All customers who sign up for mobile payments with the MyWallet Card now will get an introductory bonus of up to EUR 40. MyWallet can be downloaded as a free app from the Google Play Store. Thomas Kiessling, Chief Product & Innovation at Deutsche Telekom, said that it planned to launch mobile payment products internationally later in 2014, including Slovakia in m

POLEN 15 APR 2014

T-Mobile Poland discloses banking service brand name

T-Mobile Poland has disclosed the name under which it will sell its banking services. They will be provided via Alior Bank under the name T-Mobile Banking Services. The name will replace the current brand, Alior Sync. In the following weeks, its website, internet banking and mobile applications will change as part of the rebranding process. Lately, possible new brand names have been published, such as T-Mobile Bank, T-Bank or T-Mobile Bank powerd by Alior, reports Rpkom.pl.

POLEN 25 MAR 2014

T-Mobile Poland CEO explains business strategy

Deutsche Telekom's new mid-term strategy will not significantly be transposed to T-Mobile Poland, since the core of the new DT strategy is the implementation of the all-IP platform in fixed and mobile networks of the group. So said Miroslaw Rakowski, CEO of T-Mobile Poland, in an interview with Telko.in. The change from a strategic point of view is that T-Mobile wants to be active both in fixed and mobile networks in all markets where group companies are present.

POLEN 24 MAR 2014

T-Mobile Poland to expand into other sectors

T-Mobile Poland is starting its expansion into new sectors. It will begin with its new banking service, based on services from the internet bank Alior Sync, but the operator also plans to go into other segments, such as health, reports Media2.pl. T-Mobile was the first operator in Poland to introduce the Samsung Galaxy S5, one of the main pillars of which is health. The smartphone includes a heart rate monitor and the application S-Health 3.0. Other fields for expansion include energy; in 2013 T-Mobile sign

POLEN 11 MAR 2014

T-Mobile Poland, Alior Bank pioneer new business model

Alior Bank is pulling out of smaller projects or postponing them until later in order to focus on developing its cooperation with T-Mobile Poland, reports Media2.pl. As a result, the operator will be able to offer to its customers a full range of financial services. The cooperation between Alior Bank and T-Mobile will have a pioneering character, it said.

POLEN 5 MAR 2014

T-Mobile Poland offers Alior Bank cards in MyWallet

From 05 March, clients of Alior Bank can use T-Mobile Poland's MyWallet service, allowing NFC payments at more than 140,000 terminals nationwide.The mobile portfolio includes both debit and credit cards. Transactions exceeding PLN 50 require a PIN confirmation. To use the service, the user needs to be a subscriber of T-Mobile and have a phone and SIM card supporting Near Field Communication (NFC). The operator currently offers twenty such models. Until October, T-Mobile customers will have access to the ser

Just In

16:42

SLT-Mobitel launches 5G network in Sri Lanka

16:19

Dialog Axiata launches 5G network, connects 1.5 million subscribers

15:56

UK govt to ban AI-enabled nudification apps to protect women, girls

15:42

3 UK launches last-minute Christmas sale

Commentary

13:56

Video market set for slower growth ahead

11:38

Netflix buys Warner Bros to deepen content catalogue

11:11

KPN's mixed performance in Q3 raises questions for strategy day

15:26

Stock markets breaking records but what happened to Odido's IPO plans?

Background

01:04

The week in telecom: Wi-Fi bolt-ons take off to boost broadband growth, video market works on consolidation

01:39

The week in telecom: Netflix wins bidding for Warner Bros, Apple poaches new execs, Samsung debuts trifold

13:51

Proximus vs. Telenet: Proximus performs better in Q3 while Telenet uses up cash

14:16

Proximus Domestic still struggling with low margins

Complete profile

Before downloading the whitepaper, we would like to ask you to complete your profile with company and position. After confirming you will receive the white paper.