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e-Banking credentials online

Get e-Banking credentials free from your mobile with myAlpha Mobile or your computer with myAlpha Web, and carry out transactions on the go.

Signing up to e-Banking online is free by 30.06.2025.

Enter the digital age

In 3 steps
Sign up to e-Banking from your mobile or computer, provided you hold an account and an Alpha Bank card.
Hassle-free
Carry out transactions on the go, without visiting a branch or having to wait in line.
Your bank at your fingertips
Keep track of and manage your products at Alpha Bank and other banks 24/7.

Can I get e-Banking credentials?

Have a look at the conditions for signing up to e-Banking.

Get credentials provided you...

  • Hold an active Alpha Bank credit or debit card.
  • Have an email account.
  • Have registered your mobile number with Alpha Bank.
  • Have updated and certified your ID card at Alpha Bank.
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Have at hand...

  • An active Alpha Bank credit or debit card, provided your details are updated
  • Your Taxisnet credentials, if you haven’t updated your details and want to do so through eGov-KYC.
  • The supporting documents you’ll need, if you haven’t updated your details and choose to do so by uploading the documents.
    Attention: If you haven’t updated your mobile number and certified your ID card, you can do so only by appointment at a branch.

Get e-Banking credentials online

Download and open the myAlpha Mobile app to get credentials from your mobile or go to the myAlpha Web page to get credentials from your computer.
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1. Fill in your card details

On myAlpha Mobile choose Sign up > Sign up to e-Banking. Fill in your date of birth. Fill in the number of an active Alpha Bank debit or credit card, or scan the card, and 2 out of the 4 digits of your PIN.

On myAlpha Web choose Registration of new subscriber > Are you a retail user? > Get credentials. Fill in your date of birth, the number of an active Alpha Bank card and 2 out of the 4 digits of your PIN.

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2. Confirm your mobile number and email

On myAlpha Mobile, first confirm your mobile number with the 6-digit code you receive on your mobile. Then confirm your email with the code you receive.

On myAlpha Web, check whether your autofilled email and mobile number are correct. Then confirm them with the corresponding 6-digit codes you receive. 

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3. Create your username and password

Create a username and password to use when you log in to e-Banking for the 1st time, either through myAlpha Mobile or through myAlpha Web.

Your e-Banking credentials are all set.

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No card or no registered mobile number?

Schedule an appointment at an Alpha Bank branch on the day and time you prefer and bring along the supporting documents.

Staying secure

We take all the necessary measures for you to carry out secure online transactions.

How we protect you

The security of your transactions is our priority. Find out how we safeguard your transactions.

How to protect yourself

We have put together tips and instructions that will help you carry out your transactions more securely.

What you must look out for

Have a look at the most common scamming methods, so that you can remain vigilant and know what you must look out for.   

Need help?

Watch short videos with detailed instructions on how to use and manage your e-Banking.
If you bank with Alpha Bank How can I get e-Banking credentials from my computer?
Through myAlpha Mobile How can I log into e-Banking for the 1st time from my mobile?
Through myAlpha Web How can I log into e-Banking for the 1st time from my computer?

Any questions?

Find the answers you need for signing up to e-Banking.

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