mBank

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mBank is a Polish online bank that offers a variety of financial services, including an online payment method called mBank Pay. mBank Pay is a mobile payment solution that […]

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  • Poland
Currencies 5
  • Euro
  • Poland Zloty
  • Switzerland Franc
  • United Kingdom Pound
  • United States Dollar
Description

mBank is a Polish online bank that offers a variety of financial services, including an online payment method called mBank Pay.

mBank Pay is a mobile payment solution that allows mBank customers to make quick and secure payments using their smartphones. It operates through the mBank mobile app, which needs to be installed on the user’s phone.

With mBank Pay, you can make payments at physical stores by tapping your phone on the contactless payment terminal. You can also use this payment method to make online purchases by scanning QR codes or selecting mBank Pay as the payment option during the checkout process.

To use mBank Pay, you need to be a customer of mBank and have an active bank account with the bank. You may also need to activate this feature within the mBank mobile app and link your bank account to the app.

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