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RBC logo is seen in Toronto financial district April 19, 2010. The Royal Bank of Canada (in French, Banque Royale du Canada, and commonly RBC in either language) is the largest financial institution in Canada, which is measured by deposits, revenues, and market capitalization. The Canadian Press Images/Francis Vachon

RBC logo is seen in Toronto financial district April 19, 2010. The Royal Bank of Canada (in French, Banque Royale du Canada, and commonly RBC in either language) is the largest financial institution in Canada, which is measured by deposits, revenues, and market capitalization. The Canadian Press Images/Francis Vachon

RBC first bank in Canada to enable bill payments using Siri

byCT Report
02/08/2017
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OTTAWA: The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) just announced that its personal banking clients are now the first in Canada who can ask Siri to pay their bills on iPhone and iPad using RBC Mobile app.

RBC has also launched seamless Interac e-Transfer® payments within iMessage, which means clients can send a transfer without leaving their iMessage window. Building on its free person-to-person (P2P) money transfer services for chequing account clients launched last year, and money transfers with Siri earlier this year, RBC continues to develop innovative ways for clients to make payments and bank with their mobile devices.

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