How New Consumer Payment Habits Advance Fintechs at Banks’ Expense
Surge in contactless — both card-based and mobile wallets — also helps issuers and servicers. But legacy systems are holding them back.
Surge in contactless — both card-based and mobile wallets — also helps issuers and servicers. But legacy systems are holding them back.
New data from annual PULSE survey shows a big jump in digital transactions even before COVID, a clear sign of changing consumer habits.
The pandemic emphasizes the need for financial institutions to build better bridges to consumers by doing more to improve their lives.
COVID-19 has elevated digital payment use. To fully benefit, banks and credit unions need both great user experience and better controls.
Touted for many years as the next big thing, RTP is now beginning to accelerate in the U.S., impacting P2P, payroll, disbursements and more.
Growing competition from fintech, big tech and others means community banks and credit unions must find partnerships or niches of their own.
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted how people bank, how payments are made and the importance of community commitment.
The shift to digital payments and credit card use prompted by COVID-19, plus better risk controls, can help community institutions stand out.
New data predict an accelerated shift to contactless, P2P and other digital payments as habits shift. But some question COVID's impact.
Forces are in play that could shift the balance of power in financial services to payment networks. Consumer identity is the key factor.
Facebook Pay's debut keeps momentum going for social media firm's payment ambitions even as its Libra cryptocurrency hits major speed bumps.
As payments become commoditized, embedded and faster, monetizing payment data becomes ever more critical for retail financial institutions.
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Reluctance to embrace 'open' trend hinders banks and credit unions and encourages further Big Tech inroads. Fintech partnerships would help.
A financial institution marketing veteran walks through the digital product's many innovations with a professional's eye and observations.
Why seemingly unrelated payment developments –Apple Card and Libra are two – may signal a critical turning point for banks and credit unions.
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?
Completely frictionless payments can become mainstream if financial institutions and their vendors embrace digital identities.
Payments are the lifeblood of banking brands, but without change they risk losing ground to simpler options, and emerging threats like Libra.
Big tech moves deeper into banking every day. Quiet moves by both Apple and Facebook suggest that 'everywhere banking' is near.
What happens when a company like Apple with the world's most faithful customer base decides to become a bank?
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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