Citi Commercial Cards has announced plans to roll out its
mobile alerts service for cardholders and program administrators
globally.

Citi’s global mobile messaging services enable
corporate cardholders to receive SMS or email alerts when payments
are due or overdue, or when replacement cards have been issued.

The service will be available across Europe,
the Middle East, Africa and Asia, following pilots in the US,
India, Singapore and Colombia. 

Manish Kohli, Citi’s Global Head of Commercial
Cards, said:

“The expansion of SMS alerts to 66 countries
around the world allows cardholders from Austria to Thailand and
many points in between to benefit from this convenient
communication tool, in their choice of language.”

In addition, Citi Commercial Cards is rolling
out five new alerts for users in the US. These alerts allow
cardholders to check account balances and transaction history
through their handsets.

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“Citi is committed to advancing a Digital
Agenda across all of its core businesses as well as investing in
new digital value propositions,” said Naveed Sultan, Citi’s Global
Head of Treasury and Trade Solutions.

The bank said it is working on further
enhancements to its global alerts service and aims to launch them
later this year.