Aillerion to team up with Greek bank to provide innovative services

Poland’s Ailleron Bank will expand its e-banking services by partnering with the biggest bank in Greece, Piraeus Bank, the company said in a press release on Friday. The new partnership will involve the use of solutions of Aileeron’s “LiveBank” – its unique technology – to create self-service bank branches, according to part of the statement. “LiveBank will allow the largest Greek bank to create innovative forms of customer service that will use virtual advisors,” Ailleron’s release read. Piraeus Bank is a Greek bank, with a 30 percent share of its domestic market. The cooperation is to launch self-service kiosks VTS (Video Teller System), which allows video contact with a bank customer service representative, uploading of documents, and depositing and withdrawing cash. “A pilot project involving three innovative nationwide bank branches has been running in the [Greek] region of Attica, […] which is now able to replace 90 percent of the traditional bank branch. This innovation was created in collaboration with Printec, a Greek technology group, which is a partner with Ailleron in Central and Southeastern Europe. The partnership is based on a submission by the Printec devices that enable the creation of an innovative branch of the bank. Ailleron’s role consists of designing and developing software-dedicated devices that [facilitate] intuitiveness and security,” the bank said.