Introducing Kids Mobile Banking!

by | Oct 20, 2016 | Blog, Marketing, Uncategorized

HT Mobile Apps is excited to announce the availability of Account Sync for Banker Jr., a financial education app for children.

With Account Sync, parents can link their youth savings accounts held at your financial institution directly to the Banker Jr. app. Banker Jr.’s Account Sync creates the first mobile banking app designed specifically and safely for children.

Account reconciliation and watching a savings account grow are both critical components to children’s financial education. We thrilled to offer this enhancement to the family-friendly features already contained Banker Jr.

To learn more and reserve a spot to launch Account Sync in time for the National Financial Literacy Month events in April, contact us for a demo at info@htmobileapps.com.

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