June 2024 release
Field Postcode / town or city no longer a mandatory field for e-banking payment orders
Starting now, payment orders can submitted in online and mobile banking without making an entry in the field “Postcode / town or city”. This applies to all types of payments that can currently be set up in e-banking.
Expiring time deposits taken into consideration for available amount
Starting with the June maintenance window, expiring call deposits will be taken into consideration when calculating the available amount. This has an impact on transaction set-up in e-banking, since the e-banking credit check accesses this amount.
Therefore, starting immediately, stock exchange orders and payment orders, for example, can be set up that exceed the current account balance. This is possible because the available amount is sufficient at the time of the transaction when the amount of the call deposit is taken into consideration.
Shared digital signature - e-mail agreement
We are pleased to inform you that starting with the June maintenance window, joint account clients will have the ability to jointly sign the agreement on the use of unencrypted communication channels when changing contact details in online banking.
This new feature is available to the following client groups:
- Joint accounts for which all account holders have an e-banking user.
This option will be available once you have changed your contact details in the e-banking user profile (User > My profile > Manage contact details).
XML export from the online banking standard view no longer possible in future
We would like to inform you that the export option "XML" in the online banking standard view will no longer be available starting with the June release. With removal of the XML export option, functionality is being aligned with the table view.
This change does not affect the ordering of CAMT.053-/054 files in XML format.
Blocking of stock exchange orders issued from the United States of America
Starting with the June release, it will no longer be possible to set up stock exchange orders from the United States of America in our online or mobile banking. In future, a corresponding error message will notify you about the refusal of such orders.
Thank you for your understanding. Should you have any questions, your client adviser will be happy to help you.