Alior Bank

Internet banking Alior Online

At Alior Bank, you can keep up with your day to day finances thanks to our state of the art online banking systems. Find out how simple, convenient and safe online banking can be.

We’ve designed our system to be user friendly and intuitive no matter which device (laptop, smartphone, tablet) you use.

How do I access Alior Online internet banking?

By signing a contract, Alior Bank gives you automatic, online access to all your banking products. You can sign the agreement at any Alior branch, by correspondence (via courier) or simply by applying for an account online. By signing a contract, Alior Bank gives you automatic, online access to all your banking products. You can sign the agreement at any Alior branch, by correspondence (via courier) or simply by applying for an account online.

First login

First entry into the Alior Online system (for new customers who log in for the first time):
 
  1. On the bank's portal, www.aliorbank.pl, click the Login button in the upper right corner.
  2. Select the ‘Alior Online’ option (the online system is also available directly at https://system.aliorbank.pl - remember to always enter the direct address manually in the browser window).
  3. Enter your 8-digit CIF Customer Identification Number (you can reference your Alior agreement, a deposit or credit account agreement that was signed when opening the product or, if the conclusion of your agreement was confirmed via transfer, in the title of the return transfer).
  4. Enter the SMS code sent to your phone number for authorization.
  5. Set a new login password (between 10 to 24 characters long) and repeat it for confirmation.
  6. Select a safety image
  7. Use your new password to login and gain access to all your Alior online banking products.

The most important functions of the Alior Online system

  • Bank account: balance, history, account details, transaction details and transaction confirmation.
  • Transfers: between own accounts, domestic (including urgent), tax transfers, scheduled with a future execution date, recurring transfers.
  • Cards (debit and credit cards): available funds and transaction history, activation / closure / blocking / unblocking the card, for credit cards: debt repayment, automatic repayment management, card account statements.
  • Loans: information about loans (history, schedule, details, repayment options); obtaining new loans (as part of a special offer for customers who have agreed to the bank's marketing communication and whose creditworthiness meets the criteria required by the bank).

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