- Changing consumers behaviors and demands are driving transformation within the banking and payment processing industries
- The volume of digital (mobile and Internet) banking transactions is growing exponentially
- The role of the bank as a physical venue or outlet has changed as most transactions are moving online or mobile
- Digital bankers [I read mobile/Internet bankers] are rapidly becoming the new power base
- Retail banks are increasingly dedicating discretionary budgets to investments in digital solutions
- Banks can increase their wallet share and income by offering more and better digital services
- Banks are increasingly focused on m-commerce as a means of both providing better customer service as well as enhancing their top lines
- Smartphones are now payment acceptance device (via Square, PayPal, etc), which reduce the time to bring on board new merchants and also reduces the cost of transaction
- Customers expect to instantly personalize banking products (via mobile apps and the Internet)
- More UK online shoppers are using debit cards than credit cards in 2013 according to the UK Cards Association. That is a significant industry change that banks need to ponder.
- New mobile payment services will enable instant, secure payments from bank accounts via apps, bridging ecommerce, mCommerce and extending into payments made directly in a retail environment
- New UK service in 2014 to enable people to send money via smartphone to anyone holding a bank account in one of eight participating banks. Payments will be routed via their mobile number linked to their sort code and account number in a database.
- Smartphones used as payment acceptance devices provide an entirely new platform for loyalty-based programs to be developed and implemented
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Kevin Benedict,
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Cognizant
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***Full Disclosure: These are my personal opinions. No company is silly enough to claim them. I am a mobility and SMAC analyst, consultant and writer. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
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