New York's comptroller is asking Wells Fargo to disclose more information about its employee incentives.
The bank has been cutting costs as profits have fallen in part due to legal and regulatory problems.
The new platform also gives users access to the firm's financial advisors.
He's trying to improve the bank's standing with regulators and working through a raft of lawsuits over the bank's improper sales practices.
The bank will refund nearly 2 million more customers for charges they should not have incurred.
The cuts come as Bank of America is aiming to cut costs to boost financial targets.
Wells Fargo board pays price for letting whistleblowers whistle in the wind.
The Tim Sloan era has begun at Wells Fargo but the old problems remain.
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