Big Banks Line Up Against Smaller Rivals in War for Faster Payments
A private-sector faster payment system already exists but a public alternative could be cheaper for smaller banks and credit unions, in time.
The latest news about payments and digital payments trends, including mobile payments, contactless payments, real-time payments, and mobile wallets like Venmo and Zelle.
The walls between banking and payments, credit and savings will dissolve in the hands of a few dominant players.
A private-sector faster payment system already exists but a public alternative could be cheaper for smaller banks and credit unions, in time.
Giant issuers have scale, but openings exist for community and regional card issuers that use their advantages, like tapping customer data.
Now that Apple Card is in the market, banks and credit unions must ask: Can we match this high-powered offering from Apple and Goldman Sachs?
Who needs to use cash when routine P2P transactions can be settled mobile to mobile? Zelle catches on beyond Millennials.
Completely frictionless payments can become mainstream if financial institutions and their vendors embrace digital identities.
The ecommerce giant continues its foray into banking with a new Store Card designed for people with poor credit or no credit history.
Payments are the lifeblood of banking brands, but without change they risk losing ground to simpler options, and emerging threats like Libra.
Despite the splash made by high-bonus cards like Chase Sapphire, cash-back offerings from Citi, Amex, BofA and others remain very popular.
To keep this 'mature' payment vehicle relevant to Millennials, banks and credit unions must adjust features and marketing.
What happens when a company like Apple with the world's most faithful customer base decides to become a bank?
New study shows it takes a college degree to decipher most credit card offers. Problem is, the average American reads at an 8th grade level.
Financial marketers need to keep their eyes on the huge potential of voice payments and a growing surge in contactless cards.
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Apple and Goldman Sachs have teamed up to offer a credit card in a deal that may foretell future pairings with more ominous consequences.
Consumers demand an equitable value exchange for banking services offered. Deliver it or they will switch financial providers.
Feeling the competitive heat, fresh data shows credit card marketers shifting gears with new offers, different rewards and changes to fees.
Americans continue using cash less and less for their everyday needs. Is the U.S. on the path to become a cashless society?
Researchers uncover what really drives people's satisfaction with their banking provider, and weak spots that smart institutions can exploit.
Here's everything you need to know about payments in the year to come — from digital wallets and mobile P2P to Venmo, Zelle, and GAFA threats like Apple Pay.
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JPMorgan Chase has embarked on a long-term mobile-first strategy, using multiple platforms to deliver a better digital experience.
By meeting the digital banking experience expectations of consumers, banks may be able to monetize their products and services.
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