TBC Mobilebank is the first to introduce subscription management functionality in Georgia
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TBC Concept has introduced a new "Subscriptions" feature in its mobile banking app in collaboration with Visa. TBC Concept and Wealth Management clients can view and manage recurring payments for TBC Visa cards, including services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime. Access is available through a banner in the Mobilebank app.
For TBC Concept clients, a new feature has been introduced in mobile banking. Now, clients can view active subscriptions and online platforms where the TBC Visa card is added.
This functionality allows clients to view active subscriptions and online platforms linked to their card, better manage expenses, and monitor recurring payments.
To simplify the management of these payments, TBC has introduced a new "Subscriptions" feature in its mobile banking app, marking the first time in Georgia that such a feature has been launched in partnership with Visa. This new functionality enables users to view and manage information about recurring payments made with their TBC Visa cards in one place.
Currently, this feature is available in pilot mode for TBC Concept and Wealth Management clients who use any TBC Visa card for subscriptions and online payments.
To view subscriptions, clients need to open Mobilebank, select their TBC Visa card, and tap on the "Subscriptions" banner.
The new feature provides clients with detailed information about regular payments made using their TBC Visa card, making it easier to identify active subscriptions and cards saved on online platforms that they no longer use.
TBC Visa cardholders may have regular payments for a wide range of online platforms, stores, and services, including Netflix, Amazon Prime, and others. These can include monthly or annual subscriptions, as well as other recurring payments.
Source: TBC Concept
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