Making payments & transferring money

in KBC Touch

Making payments & transferring money

in KBC Touch

Payments

Payments in KBC Touch

After logging in to KBC Touch, the first screen you will see is the Payments one. It gives you an at-a-glance, structured overview of all your accounts and cards.

You can also arrange your accounts in your preferred order.

More possibilities with Payments

Payments in KBC Touch

The Menu button appears at the top of each page. Click it to get additional options in Payments, for example Standing orders, SEPA Direct Debits, Beneficiaries.

View payments

overview transactions in KBC Touch

Selecting one of your accounts opens up the detailed overview of your transactions. You will then see a handy overview of:

  • expenditure
  • planned expenditure, such as credit transfers, automatic (savings) orders or loan repayments
  • information on your account (holder, available balance)

At present, you cannot view specific reports or search orders on specific transactions, but this feature will be available from the end of November.

Sending money

SEPA Credit Transfers

Sepa credit transfers

The Sending money button is located at the top of the screen.

Click or tap it to set up a credit transfer.

You can sign the transfer immediately or save it in the remittance folder. In this way, you can easily carry out several transfers in one go.

Transfers that need to be signed by more than one person

For some accounts, transfers have to be signed by several people. This is arranged by granting everyone a special power of attorney over the account in question.

How it works:

  1. The first person creates the transfer and signs it.
  2. All the other persons who have to sign receive a notification telling them they have 14 days to do so.
    The transfer can be seen under ‘Payments to be signed’ in the account’s details.
  3. Everybody signs the transfer in KBC Mobile or KBC Touch.
  4. The money is transferred as soon as everyone has signed.

International transfers

International transfers

International transfers are possible from October. 

An international transfer is a transfer to a non-SEPA country or in a currency other than the euro.

Click the second tab next to the SEPA transfer form to open the International transfer form.

You need to enter the following details to carry out an international transfer: 

  • The beneficiary's name, address and account number
  • BIC / SWIFT code or the bank code of the beneficiary bank
  • A reference for transactions to accounts other than your own. 

Charges apply to international transfers. Overview of charges.  

You'll receive an estimate of the charges before signing the transfer .

Get e-statements and reports

Get e-statements and reports in KBC Touch

Account statements 

The 'Payments' menu has an 'Account statements' feature that lets you get e-statements weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly as a PDF or CSV file showing your account transactions within a given period.

If you're getting your statements this way for the first time, they'll be available the next banking day.

Reports

Reports

You can search for specific transactions and instantly print them off or save them in a separate view. Just select one of your accounts and use the search feature at the top right of your screen to find transactions, then select 'Download' to open your report or save it as a PDF file.

If you're trying to find transactions going back more than a year, you'll need to search by calendar year.

 

 

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Saving and investing in KBC Touch

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This feature lets you see the mortgage loans and related insurance you've taken out at KBC.

Questions about savings & investments in KBC Touch

Learn how your assets overview is put together and why you can't see your partner's assets.

Questions about KBC Touch for businesses

See answers to questions like why you're having problems relating to your business accounts or you can't see details of your club or association bank account over which you have power of attorney.