Amalgamated Mobile Banking

Name: Amalgamated Mobile Banking
Rating: 4.7 (2512 reviews)
Author: Amalgamated Bank

By: Amalgamated Bank

Finance

Features & Capabilities

Amalgamated Mobile Banking for Chrome brings your bank into your browser. It supports checking your latest balances, reviewing recent transactions, and performing transfers between accounts.

You can pay bills, deposit checks on the go, and manage your finances from anywhere, with a seamless experience across devices.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Payments Data

By:

Amalgamated Bank

Rating:

4.70

(2,512) 5 new ratings

Version:

6.0.0.15969 Last updated: 2026-05-19

Version code:

885816178

Creation date:

2014-10-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

121.43MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-14

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 37,742 ▲ 10

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Developed by:

Amalgamated Bank

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/amalgamated-mobile-banking/id934433257

User Reviews

Users broadly praise the app for being easy to use and for reliable core banking with good customer service and no fees, along with long-standing loyalty to the bank. However, many reviews cite a dated, clunky UI, feature gaps and poor feature discoverability, ongoing reliability bugs, and security concerns around SMS 2FA and biometrics. Some positive notes about updates exist, but overall the sentiment highlights need for modernization and stronger security options.

Pros

Easy to use / user-friendly interface
Solid core functionality (view accounts, move money, bill pay)
Excellent customer service and support
No fees
Long-standing trust and customer loyalty

Cons

Outdated / clunky UX and navigation, with features hard to find
Security concerns around SMS-based 2FA and biometric reliability
Reliability issues and bugs (frequent sign-outs, resets, and occasional errors)
Missing features and perceived barebones design (e.g., recurring Zelle payments)