M&T rolls out mobile banking for business clients

M&T rolls out mobile banking for business clients

by Kevin Tampone

2/21/2012 10:23:00 AM

M&T Bank has introduced a new mobile banking service for business customers.

Businesses can pay bills, view accounts, perform transfers, and more online with the new service. Customers can use the new platform on mobile phones through mobile Web banking, text banking, or an iPhone app.

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