I use the ICICI iMobile app and have 2 SIMs. Haven't faced this issue. Is it some new update?My experience is with ICICI and the worst thing about it detects your so each time you open the app. That means you cannot have any other sim in your phone.
Anybody has a view which bank has the best mobile app. My experience is with ICICI and the worst thing about it detects your so each time you open the app. That means you cannot have any other sim in your phone.
Didn't get you. It detects what? You didn't specified. If you are speaking about sim or something well once you activate the app with your phone no. (which of course needs to be in your phone and forever as long as you are using the app) you aren't asked for any re-verification unless and only if you format the phone or remove and install the app back. And its the same with every banking app and it is done for security reasons. I'm using dual sim phone and it doesn't matter if your banking sim is in which slot.Anybody has a view which bank has the best mobile app. My experience is with ICICI and the worst thing about it detects your so each time you open the app. That means you cannot have any other sim in your phone.
Didn't get you. It detects what? You didn't specified.
digibank is good, kotak is also nice.
Well nothing can be done then if it ever detects sim. I never tried that nor intend to do. May someone try this and post the result. But I'm sure axis and sbi wont detect sim.Thanks for pointing that out. My excuse is that my phone ate my words
"My experience is with ICICI and the worst thing about it detects your sim each time when you open the app".
I have experience with American/British banks and none of them require sim to be present in the phone. As you long you do the 2 factor authentication when installing the app, they are happy to run with any sim in the phone. This is a god send if you are traveling internationally and have to use a local sim.
In previous versions, ICICI imobile app used to behave similarly, IIRC. However I don't understand why they changed their policy.
Thanks for pointing that out. My excuse is that my phone ate my words
"My experience is with ICICI and the worst thing about it detects your sim each time when you open the app".
I have experience with American/British banks and none of them require sim to be present in the phone. As you long you do the 2 factor authentication when installing the app, they are happy to run with any sim in the phone. This is a god send if you are traveling internationally and have to use a local sim.
In previous versions, ICICI imobile app used to behave similarly, IIRC. However I don't understand why they changed their policy.
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Never heard of digibank, but their website seems quite polished. I am guessing it is an only online bank?
Is it a retail bank in brick&mortor or only a B2B bank?Standard Chartered app is also quite good.
Is it a retail bank in brick&mortor or only a B2B bank?
Its a retail bank. But there are only few branches only in major cities. Hyderabad has only two branches, for example.Is it a retail bank in brick&mortor or only a B2B bank?