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U.S. Bank Launches Banking App For iPad

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U.S. Bank has released a new banking application that is designed specifically for iPad users. It is currently available for download in the iTunes store.

Customers can deposit checks using the iPad’s camera, just as they can in the iPhone and Android apps, in addition to making person-to-person payments, viewing account balances and transactions, paying bills, making payments to other U.S. Bank accounts such as their mortgage and car loans, and reviewing rewards information.

The iPad app was created in partnership with Fiserv using its Mobiliti platform.

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