myABL — Registering & Logging In
Quick answer: Any existing Allied Bank account holder with an active debit card can register for myABL. Registration requires your details verified against the bank's records, followed by an OTP and a biometric verification step. After registration, a robocall from Allied Bank activates financial transactions — you can only transact roughly two hours after confirming the call.
Registering for myABL
Any existing Allied Bank account holder with an active debit card can register for myABL. Registration verifies your details against the bank's records, followed by an OTP and a biometric verification step.
The Post-Registration Activation Call
After registration, a robocall from Allied Bank activates financial transactions on your account — you can only transact roughly two hours after confirming that call. If you don't yet have an Allied Bank account, you'll need to open one first before you can register for myABL.
Biometric Login & Security
myABL uses 128-bit SSL encryption and device binding, so logging in from a new device triggers additional verification. Biometric login (Touch ID, or Face ID on supported iPhones) replaces manual password entry for everyday use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can register for myABL?
Any existing Allied Bank account holder with an active debit card can register for myABL. You'll need to open an Allied Bank account first if you don't have one.
Why can't I transact right after registering for myABL?
After registration, Allied Bank sends a robocall to activate financial transactions on your account. You can only transact roughly two hours after confirming that call.
Does myABL support biometric login?
Yes. Biometric login (Touch ID, or Face ID on supported iPhones) replaces manual password entry for everyday use, and the app uses device binding, so logging in from a new device triggers additional verification.
For the full feature list, security controls, and known issues, see the myABL digital banking guide.