still using URS you can make transfers between accounts only on the initiative of the sender Bank, how to transfer money. Now it can be done at the initiative of the recipient through application of the Bank to the account in which funds are transferred.
“It’s more convenient than to open applications of different banks and make transfers: just open the System fast payments (SBP) in the application of the Bank, to the account which you want to raise money, and to do inside one window requests the required amount from their accounts in other banks,” – noted in the Bank of Russia.
the First implemented service of replenishment of the account with user accounts in other banks Tinkoff Bank, Bank “Russian standard” and SKB-Bank.
“For the transfer of money is not need every time to open applications of different banks: once is enough to give your consent on Deposit in Tinkoff in the application of the Bank from whose account the transfer is made, – according to Tinkoff. – After that, all future transactions from this Bank it will be possible to initiate from mobile app Tinkoff, sending a request for the required amount via the menu” account. Similarly, the Bank employs the service of sending remittances from Tinkoff: Bank customers will be able or confirm each debit money from the account, sent from an application to another Bank, or applicant to grant permission to write-off the Tinkoff to their accounts at other banks.
In the mobile Bank “Russian standard” need to open a new menu item “request a payment”, choose the account, enter the name of the Bank-participant of the URS, where do you get funding, enter the amount. Once you confirm the transaction in both the participating banks will write-down of assets.
Now the service me2me pull available to a limited number of customers Tinkoff, fall access to it will appear at all clients. To clients “the Russian standard” the new service will be available soon, according to the Bank.
In the future, the service will be extended to transfers between accounts of different individuals, according to the Bank of Russia.
