• Check account balances and view recent transactions on your chequing, savings, BMO MasterCard^® and Line of Credit accounts
• Check balances on loans, mortgages and some investment accounts
• Pay bills, view payment history and cancel pending bill payments
• Transfer funds between your chequing, savings, BMO MasterCard and Line of Credit accounts of the same currency
• Find your closest BMO branch or ATM using the BMO Branch/ATM locator
• Manage your alerts

BMO Mobile Banking is available on the iPhone^† and iPod touch^† mobile devices, BlackBerry^†† smartphone and Android^™ devices, as well as any other web-enabled mobile devices.

Choose how you want to bank on the go:

As always, your money is protected by the BMO Online Banking Guarantee for personal banking customers. In the event of an unauthorized transaction, we'll reimburse you 100% for any resulting losses.

Terms and Conditions

See for yourself how BMO Mobile Banking can make banking convenient and easy. View the demo below to find out how you can take advantage of everything mobile banking has to offer.

View Demo – Using BMO Mobile Banking.

View Demo – Using and managing BMO Alerts on your mobile device.

To get started, all BMO Mobile Banking customers must:

• Be registered for BMO Online Banking and enrolled in Enhanced Sign-In Security
• Have a smartphone or internet-enabled cell phone with a Canadian service provider
• Have a BMO Debit Card or BMO MasterCard number and an Online Banking password

If you're not currently a BMO Online Banking customer, you can register now.

BMO Mobile Banking is available on the iPhone^† and iPod touch^† mobile device, BlackBerry^†† smartphone and Android^™ devices, as well as any other web-enabled mobile devices.

BMO Mobile Banking works best with the following devices:

• iPhone and iPod touch mobile devices with iOS V3.1 or newer
• Any Android mobile device
• BlackBerry smartphones with OS V4.6 or newer including:

iPhone Mobile and iPod touch Device Customers

Download the BMO Mobile Banking App free for your iPhone or iPod touch

Scan the QR code from your mobile device

BlackBerry Smartphone Customers

Download the BMO Mobile Banking App free for your BlackBerry smartphone

Scan the QR code from your mobile device

Android Device Customers

Download the BMO Mobile Banking App free for your Android device

Scan the QR code from your mobile device

Cell Phone Customers
From your internet browser, visit m.bmo.com to sign in to BMO Mobile Banking using your BMO Debit Card or BMO MasterCard number and Online Banking password.

BMO Mobile Banking security is 100% guaranteed by the BMO Online Banking Guarantee for personal banking customers. However, there are a few things you can do to help minimize fraud and protect your information.

1. Password-protect your mobile device – Many new mobile devices have built-in password protection. Enabling this option will protect your device if it is ever lost or stolen.


2. Never store confidential information on your mobile device - Keep personal confidential information like a password, SIN, or your PIN off your device. You can rest assured that with BMO Mobile Banking, no confidential information is ever stored on your mobile device.


3. Report a lost or stolen mobile device immediately - If your mobile device is ever lost or stolen, alert your mobile service provider as soon as possible.


4. Don't hack or modify your mobile device - Modifying the software on your device can leave you vulnerable to viruses and spyware. Protect your device by using it only in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.


5. Disable Bluetooth when not in use - While Bluetooth makes it easy to talk hands-free, hackers can take advantage of the always-on, always-discoverable setting. Limit your exposure by disabling Bluetooth when it is not actively transmitting information or switch your Bluetooth device to hidden mode.

To get answers to most common security questions, please visit the FAQs section.

BMO Alerts keep you informed and up-to-date on your personal banking transactions. Simply sign up for BMO Alerts and get the information you need when you need it sent directly to your email address or mobile device¹.

With BMO Alerts, you can find out when:

• Your account balance falls below your specified amount
• A withdrawal greater than your specified amount is made
• Deposits greater than your specified amount are made
• Unusual activity on your BMO Debit Card is suspected
• Your eStatement is ready to be viewed in BMO Online Banking

View the demo to see how BMO Alerts can help you to stay on top of your account activity.

Just sign in to Online Banking, select the My Profile and Preferences tab, then My Alerts and follow the easy on-screen instructions.

Not an Online Banking customer? Register today.

How do I start using BMO Mobile Banking

To use BMO Mobile Banking, you must be registered for BMO Online Banking. If you’re not already registered for BMO Online Banking, you can register now. Once your registration is complete, download the BMO Mobile Banking app on your mobile device. This can be done from your app store (ie iTunes App Store, Google Play, BlackBerry App World) by searching for ‘BMO Mobile’ and then downloading our app. For those with older version phones and unable to download the app, you can access the BMO Mobile Banking through your browser by entering m.bmo.com and then simply signing in with your BMO Debit Card, BMO Debit Card for Business or BMO MasterCard along with your Online Banking password.

How secure is my information when I use BMO Mobile Banking?

Your security is guaranteed by the BMO Online Banking Guarantee for personal banking customers. If an unauthorized transaction is conducted through your BMO Mobile Banking service, we'll reimburse you 100% for any resulting losses to those accounts. Learn more about what you can do to help minimize fraud and protect your information.

How confidential is my account information?

Like BMO Online Banking, you must provide your BMO Debit Card, BMO Debit Card for Business or your BMO MasterCard number and password to login to BMO Mobile Banking.

BMO Mobile Banking uses encryption to keep your information secure and confidential and does not store any confidential information (or cookies) on your mobile device. Additionally, BMO Mobile Banking does not send any confidential security information about you or your accounts to or from your mobile device. Similar to ATM receipts, full account numbers are never displayed. Instead, you are assigned an account name that includes only the last 3 or 4 digits of your account number.

What information is stored on my mobile device?

With BMO Mobile Banking, no confidential information is ever stored on your mobile device.

Note: Do not use notepad programs or your address book to store your mobile banking password(s) on your mobile device. Commit your password(s) to memory to prevent theft.

Is BMO Mobile Banking "encrypted"?

Encryption scrambles the information sent to and from your mobile device to prevent the risk of a third-party "listening" in and stealing your information. You can be confident that all information sent and received by BMO Mobile Banking is encrypted.

Can I get a computer virus from BMO Mobile Banking?

No. BMO Mobile Banking employs special security features to ensure the data sent to your mobile device is free from malicious software like viruses.

Do I have to worry about phishing on my mobile device?

Phishing emails and texts are fake messages trying to get you to reveal your customer account information.

With ANY type of mobile banking service you should follow these guidelines:

• Make sure you know who has sent you a message – if in doubt, delete it.
• Never click on any links if you are not sure of the sender.
• Never send any confidential information to anyone – the bank will never send you unsolicited messages to confirm your account details.

What if someone else tries to use my mobile banking service?

Because there is no confidential information stored on your mobile device, your accounts can't be accessed by someone else once you have closed your mobile banking session. Moreover, if you enabled password protection on the device, it would have to be unlocked for someone to be able to access any information on your device.

For BMO Mobile Banking, the other person would have to know your BMO Debit Card, BMO Debit Card for Business or BMO MasterCard number and Online Banking password to gain access to your account(s) through your mobile device. Never share this information with anyone and never store this information on your mobile device.

What if I replace my lost mobile device or upgrade to a new one?

BMO Mobile Banking has been set to timeout your session after 20 minutes of inactivity. As soon as you realize you have lost your mobile device, contact your wireless telecommunication service provider to suspend your service. Since BMO Mobile Banking does not store any confidential information on the mobile device, the risk of account fraud is reduced.

If you replace or upgrade your mobile device and you access mobile banking through the mobile web, nothing needs to be done. If you access mobile banking using the BMO Mobile Banking app for iPhone^† mobile device, Android^™ mobile device or BlackBerry^†† smartphone, all you need to do is download the app or launcher to your new mobile device.

Note: Never store confidential information or passwords on your mobile device. For added security, enable the "LOCK" feature on your mobile device.

What happens if I change my mobile device number?

Absolutely nothing. Your BMO Mobile Banking service will not be impacted by a change to your phone number. You can continue to bank just like you did before.

What happens if I change my mobile device service plan?

In most cases, changes to your service plan will not impact your BMO Mobile Banking service. However, any changes to your data plan or text messaging plan could impact costs associated with accessing the web or receiving text messages. Contact your service provider to find out more.

What happens if I change carriers, but keep my mobile device number?

BMO Mobile Banking is supported by all Canadian mobile service carriers. Changes to your carrier will not impact your BMO Mobile Banking service. You can continue to bank just like you did before the change.

Do I need a special type of mobile device? Will this cost me more money?

Mobile banking requires an internet-enabled mobile device. For BMO Mobile Banking, your mobile device has to support web browsing and usually requires a data plan as part of your service.

Can I use BMO Mobile Banking when I am traveling and roam to different carriers?

Yes, but you should check to see if your wireless telecommunications service provider charges roaming fees for your service plan. Alternatively, if your device has WiFi capability this may also be also beused to access BMO Mobile Banking from your smartphone.

Can anyone use BMO Mobile Banking?

Almost anyone. BMO Mobile Banking customers must be registered with BMO Online Banking. If you're not currently registered for Online Banking with BMO, you can register now.

Are there additional fees or service charges related to using BMO Mobile Banking?

BMO does not charge additional fees for mobile banking. This is a free service courtesy of BMO. However, your wireless service plan may have additional fees associated with web browsing from your mobile device. Contact your wireless service provider or review your mobile contract to find out more.

Who can I contact for technical support?

If you have technical problems, please contact us from within Online Banking via our secure email or call us at 1-800-363-9992 and our Customer Contact Agents will be pleased to assist you. Our French Customer Contact Agents can be reached at 1-800-361-6681.

My accounts are visible in BMO Online Banking but not in BMO Mobile Banking. How can I enable them?

For your security, you can choose which accounts you’d like to see on mobile banking. To see any new accounts or products in mobile banking, you must first go to Online Banking and ‘enable’ them. To enable an account, sign in to Online Banking, select the My Profile & Preferences tab, then select’ My Mobile Preferences’ link on the left side of the page. Select the ‘Edit Mobile Preferences’ button. Place a check mark beside accounts you would like to see in mobile banking and click the ‘Save Changes’ button.