Wells Fargo Adds Two Commercial Mobile-Banking Functions

Published June 12, 2008, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated June 12, 2008, 12:00 a.m. EDT

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Wells Fargo & Co. earlier this week added two functions to its browser-based commercial mobile-banking service. The service, CEO Mobile, now features wire-transfer services and image positive pay, which enables users to view check images. The San Francisco-based bank added the services because customers requested them, says Megan Minich, a senior vice president who leads the CEO Channel team for the Wholesale Internet and Treasury Solutions group. CEO Mobile, which the company launched in April 2007, supports account-activity and balance monitoring. Wells plans to offer additional services, Minich says. "We continue to look at services on our [online] CEO platform that we think would be valuable to a mobile worker," she says.

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