Lloyds TSB unveils mobile app

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Lloyds TSB has launched its first mobile banking app on the four leading smartphone platforms.

Since its recent launch on the Apple App Store, Android Market, BlackBerry App World and Nokia Store, the free app has had more than 360,000 downloads and is enjoying positive reviews.

The new app allows Lloyds TSB UK internet banking customers to log on to their accounts and make transactions, sand provides the ability to find their nearest Lloyds TSB branch, Lloyds TSB CashPoint or any of the 72,000 LINK ATMs belonging to any bank across the UK.

Recently, Lloyds TSB launched its “enhanced”” Mobile Banking service.

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