Consulting, technology and support company Morse has told the Stock Exchange that HSBC and First Direct are the first banks to join the firm's mobile ATM network MoniLink.

The service, due to go live later this year, will let customers use mobile phones to access bank services.

The company said it was pleased HSBC had joined up, but it hopes many banks will sign up to the service.

Read the whole statement on Morse's website here. ®

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