Raiffeisen Bank has made a very important change for all its clients from all over Romania, and we are talking about something that should be on the attention of all those who use the bank's mobile applications. More precisely, the people from Raiffeisen Bank tell the Romanians all over the country that they have updated the application of the new Smart Mobile, in which a series of changes have been implemented that everyone should know about if they are using this application now.
Raiffeisen Bank offers its Smart Mobile application on iPhone and Android, so all those who have it on their phones, or want to use it, should update it because now they can receive money more easily. Raiffeisen Bank says in the list of changes for the new Smart Mobile application that it allows receiving money via Western Union without going to the bank to withdraw money, which is excellent news for all those who use it.
Raiffeisen Bank: The Official Change for Romanian Customers
Raiffeisen Bank allows sending money through Western Union from its agencies all over the country, as well as receiving money, but now customers can have the money directly in their account with the new Smart Mobile application. The function is an extremely interesting one, and this is because Raiffeisen Bank is one of the very few banks that offers such functionality for customers with iPhone and Android now, so it would not hurt to take advantage of the system if it is still offered to us.
Raiffeisen Bank also says that it has modified its application to give users better performance when using it, so we have this serious benefit available as well. It is most likely that the various operational problems that the new Smart Mobile application had were also resolved, those from Raiffeisen Bank doing this with every update, so it is good to think that this also happened in the case the update.
Raiffeisen Bank distributes the application through the App Store and Google Play Store for free, and it is recommended not to install it from any other application store.
