5 Fintech Trends Disrupting Retail Banking (And How Banks Can Fight Back)
Fintech insurgents are hijacking market share from traditional banking providers, but here's how they can turn the table and take the advantage back.
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Major brands like U.S. Bank, Bank of America and Chase amp up payments capabilities in mobile apps, raising the bar for all providers.
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Fintech insurgents are hijacking market share from traditional banking providers, but here's how they can turn the table and take the advantage back.
Banks have been lured by the mobile payment 'field of dreams': just build it and they will come. But it doesn't work that way.
The adoption of alternative fintech banking solutions is expanding globally, with payments and money transfer services being the most used.
With more consumers using mobile banking, it is important to understand what drives satisfaction and what impedes channel usage.
Changes in the way consumers make payments are mirroring the marketplace at large, with online and mobile payments replacing cash and checks.
Bankss must build an experience that accommodates the limitations of mobile devices as well as capitalizes on their advantages.
Helping people adopt digital payment services improves engagement and increases revenue while decreasing attrition.
Millennials may be more likely to embrace the 'next best thing' in mobile banking, but Boomers are the segment with the most potential for growth and profits.
As consumers' expectations balloon, satisfaction with the digital banking experience is sagging. Who will rise to the challenge?
Becoming a 'digital bank' provides an opportunity to improve the customer experience, reducing costs and increasing revenues.
Financial institutions are leaving money on the table by not providing the products and services that small business customers want.
Michelle Moore, Head of Digital Banking at Bank of America, shares the mobile strategies that have helped make BofA a leader in digital banking.
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Brian Solis writes that a focus on digital channels, being customer-centric, and using a great design results in a better banking experience.
Mobile payments, mobile commerce and mobile banking are increasing worldwide as consumers move from desktop to mobile for daily transactions.
Banking providers need to be prepared to respond to an increasing array of IoT opportunities, especially in the payments space.
Improving traditional bank and credit union user experiences requires a combination of advanced design and digital technology.
Banks and credit unions should follow these digital customer experience strategies to gain market share, lower costs and increase revenues.
Here are some of the features that make a mobile banking app great, with examples of banks and credit unions that have deployed them.
To create optimal digital channel experiences, there should be alignment with physical channel delivery and integration with social channels.
Mobile payment research provides insights into consumer needs that can drive adoption, satisfaction and long-term profitable relationships.
Technological advancements now enable voice calls, video chats, instant messaging and screen sharing at the touch of a button — all from with your mobile banking app.
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