First Keystone Mobile

Name: First Keystone Mobile
Rating: 1.9 (18 reviews)
Author: First Keystone Community Bank

By: First Keystone Community Bank

Finance

Features & Capabilities

First Keystone Community Banking from your Mobile Device. This app allows you to access your account information, pay bills, transfer money in addition to locating our nearest ATM or Branch Office. To use the FKCB Mobile App, you must be enrolled in Online Banking. If you are not enrolled, please visit our website at www.fkc.bank

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

First Keystone Community Bank

Rating:

1.90

(18)

Version:

2026.01.01 Last updated: 2026-04-07

Version code:

881902964

Creation date:

2023-08-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

166.19MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 440,672 ▼ 2,699

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Developed by:

First Keystone Community Bank

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/first-keystone-mobile/id6444895331

User Reviews

Every time I try to check “transaction details” the app immediately crashes and I can never see it.

by am*****, 2025-09-02

Genius idea - Launching something that doesn’t work, so bills can’t get paid on time. Why people are so intent to try to fix things that aren’t broke is beyond me. All late fees should be paid by 1KCB. I also wish I could rate this app a ZERO!

by LL*****, 2023-09-07

This app is terrible. Caused a huge inconvenience to myself and others close down access to our online account for this update when they could have just ported everything over when they finished. Clearly these developers don’t know what they are doing and it shows from this app. It looks and feels terrible and on top of it all it now has less features then the previous version. for example the feature allowing us to see our cards and also have a spending analysis of those card. So my question is what was the point of all of this if the end result is just something worse then what we had?