Memo Bank Authenticator

CHANGED - We have updated the wording and fine-tuned the design in various parts of the app to make your experience smoother and more intuitive.

NEW - We made a few updates to ensure a seamless experience with our new single-use cards. CHANGED - As always, we continue to refine our messages and perform maintenance on the application under the hood to provide you with the best possible experience.

NEW - We have made it easier to switch your paired device or completely disconnect it with our new setup. Now, you can change devices or unpair with just a few taps; CHANGED - Enjoy a fresher, cleaner look in the app with updated fonts and text styles, making everything easier to read and more pleasing to the eye. - We have updated the wording and fine-tuned the design in various parts of the app to make your experience smoother and more intuitive.

NEW - In rare cases, the application could malfunction when trying to alert you that some of your Memo Bank cards required your attention. This has now been fixed. CHANGED - As always, we continue to refine our messages and perform maintenance on the application under the hood to provide you with the best possible experience.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.

NEW - Our payment cards are here. Yes, it’s been a long road but the wait is finally over. And there’s no need to carry a code generator around in order to use them. With Memo Bank, your mobile acts as a second authentication device when you create or edit a payment card. It’s both secure AND simple. - Since your Memo Bank payment cards work both inside and outside the Eurozone, we’ve added support for foreign currencies. Did you know that some foreign currencies only work with integers (no decimal), like Japan’s Yen? Were you aware that Tunisia’s Dinar used three decimals, instead of two? Well now you do and so does your Memo Bank app, which means that the layout of your transactions record won’t break if you make a payment in a foreign currency. CHANGED - A not so long time ago, when you reinstalled our app, a welcome screen would invite you to go through the pairing of your phone and your Memo Bank user account once again. The thing is: that welcome screen would show up not just once, but every time you opened the app, which could prevent you from accessing our login screen. Now, our welcome message is only displayed once to leave room for our login screen.