PDF files can now be printed in landscape format. The Dashboard in Online Banking now shows all your customer relationships in a single overview.

When releasing a payment in Online Banking, the payment release mosaic is now displayed with the corresponding payments on the screen. In addition to visual improvements to the login page and the landing page, the newest version of Mobile Banking includes functional changes as well.

With the new Online Banking version you can use the recovery code to reset your password and securely unlock your Online Banking account. Push notifications can now be set up conveniently in the Push Centre of your Mobile Banking. Several additional minor improvements and bug fixes increase the stability and user friendliness of our Online and Mobile Banking applications.

Using the recovery code, you can reset your password yourself or activate your new device even if your old device is no longer available. You now have convenient and centralised access for viewing and editing notifications.

In E-Banking, the user can now define a limit on the amounts that can be released for payment. The name and icon of the LLB Mobile Banking app have changed. Other new features include a table view for standing orders awaiting release, an e-mail / text message notification for payments to be released, an option for saving individual payments, and an option for deleting payees from the database directly when entering payments.

The new E-Banking release adds expanded functions to the Self-Service item. Users can now open accounts and custody accounts themselves. A new activation letter can now also be ordered very conveniently. More information is displayed in a clearer way. The release also makes it easier and more convenient to enter standing orders. Under the EU MiFID II Directive, we are implementing cost transparency for stock exchange purchases. Finally, the new E-Banking release also creates the prerequisites for the new foreign exchange (forex) trading function.

The update prepares the new eBill function.

With the current version of e-banking, corporate and intermediary clients can create client groups. A new report type is also available for this client segment. For all e-banking clients, self-administration is made easier for devices that have already been activated or that are to be activated. Pie charts offer a clear presentation. Closed accounts or securities accounts are still displayed for up to 90 days after they are closed.

The new release prepares the new Self Service account and custody account function. The function will be made available at a later date to be announced. As part of the further development, the printing function has been expanded, the security of Android devices has been increased with the Google SafetyNet check, options for the release of payments have been improved, and the delete function for e-documents has been extended.

The latest release of our Online Banking implements the EU MiFID II Directive for the LLB. New password policies also increase security. In addition, the filter and search functions for collective bookings have been improved, new options for the display order of accounts and custody accounts have been introduced, and payment delivery now includes the new ISO formats.

With an update, we have solved several problems relating to the use of Internet Explorer 11.

As part of its ongoing further development, Online Banking has added several new functions. "Total value" now includes an allocation page, and the Dashboard can now be adjusted easily using drag & drop. Several existing functions have likewise been improved. And new functions are available in Mobile Banking as well.

The new Online Banking release has implemented several improvements suggested by clients. For instance, the most important pages can now be printed as PDF documents. Maestro cards can now also be managed using Online Banking.

The popular "Collective payment" option is now also available in Mobile Banking since the latest release. Several improvements have also been made in Online Banking.