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Internet Banking

Functionalities

Minimum Requirements of the Internet Banking in Terms of Your Computer

Procesor: Pentium 166 MHz
Operating memory: 32 MB
Operating system: Windows 98, ME, 2000, NT 4.0, XP, Vista
Internet browser: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and higher and Firefox 2.1. and 3.1.and higher

For the correct functioning of Internet Banking with certificates, you need to have the Java Virtual Machine 2752 and higher or Java SUN 1.5. and higher.

Internet Banking Will Allow You To

  • Check the balance of your accounts (current, savings, FX, or loan accounts – Express Loan, mortgage...).
  • Keep a detailed overview of the transactions in your accounts and payment orders, including information as to whether they have already been executed.
  • Plan your personal budget, think about your future savings, or sort your income and expenses by category, with the unique GE Money Manager tool.
  • Conveniently enter, change, or cancel payment order (domestic and foreign payments, standing order, SIPO, direct debit...).
  • Make several payments at once, with the mass payment function.
  • Create templates for frequently used payments.
  • Pay Vodafone invoices.
  • Recharge a prepaid SIM card for yourself or a friend.
  • Keep track of transactions made by payment cards (debit and credit).
  • Open a savings account, a revolving term deposit, a single term deposit or regular savings account.
  • Set up notifications by SMS with respect to your account (balances, transactions).
  • Obtain regular information about how much you can borrow, with the Infolimit service.
  • Buy and sell investment certificates, and keep track of your portfolio.
  • Set up electronic account or credit card statements.
  • Request various banking services on-line.

What information can you set up in the SMS Service?

  • Regular balance
    Regular balance information based on the period, and at the time, chosen by the client.
  • Balance change
    Information about a drop in the account balance below, or increase above, an amount entered by the client.
  • Impermissible debit balance
    Information about having incurred an impermissible overdraft.
  • Incoming payment
    Information about an incoming payment, based on the amount set by client, as the threshold from which he wishes to be informed.
  • Outgoing payment
    Information about an outgoing payment, based on the amount set by client, as the threshold from which he wishes to be informed.