The shift is fueled in large part by rising consumer expectations around faster transactions, driven by digitalization during the pandemic.

Keep employees and clients current on e-signatures, which have allowed banks and credit unions to continue their core services when in-person appointments are not an option. 

The prospect of billions of dollars in new deposits is one reason. But what has really piqued banks' interest is a recognition that the future of payments is digital.

Banks and credit unions can capitalize on the explosion in global e-commerce with efficient and secure systems that help business customers make and receive international payments.

Taking a page from the fintech playbook can help acquire new customers, increase revenue and strengthen client balance sheets.

Why the convenience of instant replacement is an important trick to have up your sleeve as the in-branch experience evolves.

The move to digital has heightened demand for immediacy across the economy, and this includes moving money from Point A to Point B.

The pandemic's impacts may lead to greater financial inclusion, but will require new standards to stop fraud and safeguard consumers’ money.

A clear vision of your goals and getting the right stakeholders involved are critical to shaping your approach and realizing the expected returns.

COVID-19 pushing the U.S. to start catching up with the world on issuance and acceptance of contactless cards.

The OCC’s recent guidance letter acknowledges that banks and credit unions can play a number of roles in the new digital asset transaction ecosystem.

The sharp decline of in-person banking during the pandemic places greater emphasis on technology tools for processing checks.

According to the BAI Banking Outlook: Trends in 2020 survey, roughly half of Millennial, Gen X and Gen Z consumers expressed a willingness to switch financial services providers for better banking apps and digital platform capabilities.

The research has not been exhaustive, but there is a 99.

For the banking industry, the last few decades have brought massive innovation and change, with a shift from being primarily brick and mortar to being supplemented with online and mobile.

Whenever there’s a disaster, you can count on scammers and fraudsters to be quick to try to exploit our fears and sense of compassion.

In the not-too-distant future, we’ll no longer have to drive ourselves to work each morning.

Payments are the largest source of non-interest revenue for many banks, yet the majority of institutions do not have an enterprise payments strategy.

A shift is under way in how banks and other corporations adopt and apply new technologies.