America’s Smartphone Obsession (And What That Means for Banks)
Many Americans admit they are perpetually plugged-in — even in the bedroom — and say they couldn't last a day without their smartphone.
Articles about digital banking, online banking strategies and trends in digital banking, with insights on the digital banking tools banks need.
Final bureau rule envisions supervision and exams for major big tech and fintech digital players. Whether it will ever really occur remains unclear.
Many Americans admit they are perpetually plugged-in — even in the bedroom — and say they couldn't last a day without their smartphone.
The challenges facing financial institutions are not unlike those faced by retailers more than a decade ago. Will the banking industry learn?
Mobile and online banking is becoming a ubiquitous part of daily life – done at work, at the store and even on a date.
Mobile photo pre-fill during new account opening can help both mobile and in-branch customer onboarding.
Some banks believe Apple Watch, Touch ID, Apple Pay and Apple Wallet provide the foundation for a better mobile banking customer experience.
Despite increased investment in mobile banking, satisfaction with digital channels has decreased due to increasing expectations.
Increasing mobile payment acceptance will require a better value proposition and understanding of security benefits.
Banks and credit unions must better understand the unique behaviors and attitudes of today's digital consumer.
You can simplify the account opening process, remove pain points and save people time by building customer journeys around digital natives.
Capturing a photo of a bill can simplify a normally tedious process and improve mobile banking engagement.
These seven habits of digital banking organizations are vital to compete and succeed in the future.
Moven's new mobile banking app encourages savings and provides emergency funds with real-time contextual insight.
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Banks and credit unions must improve mobile offerings, engage millennials and leverage predictive analytics to build contextual engagement.
The impending #fintech armageddon has caught the banking industry flat footed. To survive, banking needs to set digital priorities.
Not all banking organizations will be supporting wearables in the near future. For those that do, a well thought out plan is important.
Banks and credit unions must begin to pay more attention to design principles when developing mobile banking apps in the future.
Could the Apple Watch or other wearable technologies be the branch of the future for an expanding universe of digital consumers?
Traditional banks must develop improved apps to compete with online challengers.
Consumer needs must come before technology with digital banking. A response to the Great Digital Banking Debate.
As the discussion around the definition of digital banking continues, two industry leaders debate the best structure for the digital 'bank of the future'.
Mobile banking usage is increasing primarily due to the increased penetration of smartphones. Is this growth about to stall?
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Heartland wanted to expand. Being short-staffed made it hard. Here’s how deploying a new technology helped them build two new branches anyway.
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