The latest update to the Sber mobile app ecosystem for iOS, known as Online Accounting, is no longer available for download from the App Store, according to reports gathered by socialbites.ca correspondents. This change reflects a broader shift in the way Sber bundles its accounting and bank-reading features for iPhone users, signaling a transition toward updated tooling and a refreshed user experience.
Messages circulating in the INSIDE Telegram channel also indicated that the new Online Accounting application cannot be downloaded from the App Store. The channel’s note suggested a straightforward course of action for existing users: if someone had already installed and registered Online Accounting on a prior iPhone, they should remove the older SberBank Online app to avoid conflicts and ensure smoother operation with the new system.
On January 31, news emerged that Sber had launched a new iOS version of the mobile application, simply named Online Accounting. Kirill Tsarev, First Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors at Sberbank, encouraged iPhone users who were still running older iterations of the app to migrate quickly to the updated version to benefit from improved features, security updates, and a more seamless interface designed for today’s business needs.
By February 1, Sber’s press service announced that the SberBank Online mobile application had become a leader in downloads within the RuStore, the Russian app marketplace. The company reported that the app had been downloaded more than 10 million times, underscoring strong user demand and the importance of reliable mobile access for banking and accounting services among customers across the country.
Earlier communications from Sber also highlighted advances in the bank’s artificial intelligence initiatives, noting that the GigaChat Pro and GigaChat Lite models had become more capable and efficient across key metrics. These improvements were presented as part of Sber’s ongoing effort to integrate AI into customer support, data processing, and everyday banking tasks, aiming to deliver faster answers, smarter automations, and more intuitive user experiences for both individuals and businesses. The bank has repeatedly paired its AI development with broad usage in customer-facing solutions, emphasizing practical benefits for routine financial management and decision-making.
In related developments, Sber had previously reported a high level of interest from job seekers looking to join the bank in 2023, a sign of the institution’s continuing expansion and the ongoing demand for talent in technology, finance, and AI-driven services. As Sber continues to grow its digital offerings, users can expect ongoing updates, deeper integration between banking and accounting tools, and an emphasis on secure, scalable platforms that support the needs of customers across Canada and the United States who rely on timely financial data and robust mobile access.