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The new Mobile Banking App from Ersparniskasse Affoltern im Emmental — Modern. Secure. Intuitive.

With the new Mobile Banking App from Ersparniskasse Affoltern im Emmental, your bank is always at your fingertips – with direct access to your accounts, payments, analyses, card information, documents, and much more. Easily manage your transactions and securities orders and keep track of your finances at all times.

Your benefits at a glance:

• Independent of e-banking: Use the new Mobile Banking App from Ersparniskasse Affoltern im Emmental independently of e-banking and, for example, quickly and easily sign all your payments directly in the app.

• Greater overview & new features: Benefit from a clear overview and new features that simplify your everyday financial management – ​​such as multi-banking or integrated budget planning.

• Simplified login process: Confirm your e-banking login with the Mobile Banking App – without the separate e-Secure app.

Useful Features
• Sign and approve payments
• Record and authorize payments and standing orders
• Easily scan and pay QR invoices
• Conveniently make account transfers
• Check account activity and balances
• Integrate accounts from other banks via multi-banking
• Manage credit and debit cards
• Budget planning and analyze your expenses
• Direct communication with your advisor

Security
The app meets the highest security standards. Your data is protected and securely transmitted using state-of-the-art encryption technologies. This allows you to conduct your banking transactions with confidence at all times.

Legal Notice
Contract partners and their authorized representatives acknowledge that using digital banking abroad may violate local law. It is recommended to clarify whether use is permitted before using the service. The bank disclaims all liability.

Contract partners acknowledge that the digital banking service is provided via the internet and therefore involves risks. These include, for example, the risk of unauthorized access, falsification, or manipulation. Even if the sender and recipient are located in Switzerland, data may be transmitted abroad. The bank is generally not liable for damages resulting from internet use.